the C backend has two different versions of the iOS classes:
1. classes in package org.xmlvm.iphone.*: these classes are used by
default when using the C backend. The Java classes in that package and
their matching C wrapper implementations were written by hand.
2. classes in package org.xmlvm.ios.*: these classes can be used with
the C backend. In this case you need to invoke XMLVM with
--xmlvm-new-ios-api. The big difference of the org.xmlvm.ios.* package
is that its classes and matching C wrapper implementations were
generated by a tool and not written by hand. Check out
xmlvm/trunk/crossmobile. This project can parse the original Objective-C
header files contained in the iOS SDK and generate the Java classes as
well as the C wrappers.
Arno
On 11/18/12 7:28 AM, Kurayami Tenshi wrote:
> Hi there
>
> What's the difference between org.xmlvm.ios.UIImage and
> org.xmlvm.iphone.UIImage? If I use the ios version, XCode won't be able
> to compile the project.
>
> The main thing I want to do is this: Load an image using CoreGraphics.
> While using the UIImage from iphone package works, CoreGraphics gives me
> the same types of errors too:
>
> XCode says:
> org_xmlvm_iosNSURLResponse.m
> LLVM GCC 4.2 error:
> struct <anonymous> ......... etc etc
>
> Why is this so?
> I'm compiling the project in C rather than Objective C. Is that a
> possible reason?
>
> How do I fix this?
>
>
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