Rukshan,
XMLVM contains a documentation located in the doc/manual folder. As most
of the XMLVM project, the documentation is work in progress and may not
answer all your questions. If your specific problem cannot be solved by
reading the documentation, feel free to post it on the mailing list. We
will try to give you assistance.
Porting Android's Canvas class should be possible. But since the Android
library and Cocoa Touch are quite complex there is still a lot missing.
As other open source projects XMLVM's progress depends on the the
community's support and contribution. So feel free to port the classes
you need and contribute to the project. Further details on contributing
to XMLVM can be found at http://xmlvm.org/contribute/ . Defining views
based on Android's XML layout resources is one of the topics we are
currently working on.
XMLVM's memory management is based on reference counting facilitating
the Autorelease Pool mechanism.
-- Wolfgang
Joseph Rukshan Fonseka wrote:
> I have an android game I have written and wish to port it to iPhone. I
> have tried the xmlvm tool before but the code it generated did not
> compile. I am wondering if I did something wrong and didn't use the
> tool correctly.
>
> Is there a proper tutorial on converting android to iphone?
>
> Also my game draws to the canvas as well as use android's xml views.
> Can this be ported too?
>
> Will this tool also handle garbage collection?
>
> Thanks in advance,
> Rukshan.
>
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