simulating iphone on windows? [closed]

Answer 1

If you want to test some basic not iPhone relevant objective-c code, you also could use GNUStep. But in my opinion its not really stable.

Answer 2

I love apple, and the iPhone, and I program on Mac OS X but I do not get why Windows developers shouldn't be allowed to develop for the iPhone. Okay I get it, Objective-C is an Apple thing, but still.. It's C based, how hard can it be?

Answer 3

If you wanna write something on Obj-C, you can use GCC. Anyway you may only try to create something with third party toolkits, if you wanna native iphone dev. env. use hackintosh or buy mac :)

Answer 4

No, there isn't. Indeed, you need the latest version of Xcode (that only runs on the latest Mac OS X) with Objective-C 2.0 even to do iPhone development.