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iPhone SDK works on PowerPC Macs, sort of

December 31, 1969 by  

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A MacRumors post suggests that the recently released, “Intel-only” iPhone SDK works on PowerPC Macs as well. According to the post, it worked fine on a iBook G4 running Mac OS X Leopard. The post did go on to say that Xcode displayed an error note upon trying to build a project, saying that the “target architecture does not match.” Errors like these are

to be expected, but at least those PowerPC-using developers can start to develop for the iPhone. There is no word yet on how the $99 digital certificate will work on the PowerPC Macs.

3by9’s website has the full details on how to get the SDK running on your PPC Mac.

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