iPhone SDK

davicente dvfuentes at experienceis.com
Wed Apr 2 01:13:16 PDT 2008


I have the same error with a simple example:

"#import <UIKit/UIKit.h>
         error: UIKit/UIKit.: No such file or directory "

I have added framework UIkit to the project and it doesn´t work.
Can anybody help us?
Thank you. 




Andreas Höschler wrote:
> 
> Hi all,
> 
>> Well you can use a PPC Mac to run Xcode for iPhone, and debug your 
>> code using the simulator but it won't create the binaries for the 
>> iPhone or iPod touch. I am ding that right now, waiting on my new 
>> Intel Mac to get here. So basically you can't load your code on the 
>> iphone without an Intel Mac.
>>
>>
>> On Mar 29, 2008, at 11:47 AM, Michael Latta wrote:
>>
>>> I imagine that 1) using a PPC mac will not be supported, and 2) you 
>>> may not be able to connect to the iPhone hardware with a PPC mac.  
>>> There is a reason they make that a system requirement.  If it works 
>>> in the mean time have fun, but expect that at a critical point it 
>>> will fail.  If you are just playing around that may be fine, if you 
>>> plan to build commercial apps, I would not rely on that long-term.
> 
> Just afte rinstalling the iPhone sdk downloaded a few days ago I 
> realized that there is even a newer SDK with some enhencements. I 
> downloaded and installed that. Then I downloaded the first demo project 
> HelloWorldClassic from the Apple page and gave that a shot. The source 
> code doe snot build. I get
> 
> #import <UIKit/UIKit.h>
> 	 error: UIKit/UIKit.: No such file or directory
> 
> Now what is that? Is that PowerPC related or am I missing anything 
> else? At least the demo projects should build, shouldn't they?
> 
> Thanks a lot!
> 
> Regards,
> 
>    Andreas
> 
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