First of all, not sure if this thread belongs in this section, so move it if needed. sorry. Now to my problem.
I used a very simple example from a book i just recently bought about developing using the Open Toolchain.
It is supposed to just create a window and view and just display "hello world". The problem is that the app will not show up on the springboard, so it cannot be opened.
I used Pwnage to jailbreak my 2.1 FW 2g iphone.
I used:
to compile the app (it compiled without a problem)
I used:
to copy the app to the iphone (I can see the app in the right place using termainal)
signed the app using:
and finally:
to restart SpringBoard.
all this worked fine, but the app does not show on the springboard, and thus cannot be tapped on to open it. Is there anything that I should have done differently? Is there something else that I need to do? All help is apopreciated.
I used a very simple example from a book i just recently bought about developing using the Open Toolchain.
It is supposed to just create a window and view and just display "hello world". The problem is that the app will not show up on the springboard, so it cannot be opened.
I used Pwnage to jailbreak my 2.1 FW 2g iphone.
I used:
Code:
arm-apple-darwin9-gcc -o MyExample MyExample.m -lobjc \
-framework CoreFoundation -framework Foundation -framework UIKitI used:
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scp -r MyExample.app root@iphone:/Applicationssigned the app using:
Code:
ldid -S /Applications/MyExample.app/MyExampleand finally:
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killall SpringBoardall this worked fine, but the app does not show on the springboard, and thus cannot be tapped on to open it. Is there anything that I should have done differently? Is there something else that I need to do? All help is apopreciated.