Hi Andre,
Andre Garzia-3 wrote
>
> iOS builds are ARM Executables. Usually made from Objective-C but anything
> that builds for ARM and that can interface with iOS/MacOS libraries and
> frameworks is good to go.
> I have no clue about android. I assume it is some sort of Dalvik VM
> bytecode thi
Alejandro,
iOS builds are ARM Executables. Usually made from Objective-C but anything
that builds for ARM and that can interface with iOS/MacOS libraries and
frameworks is good to go.
I have no clue about android. I assume it is some sort of Dalvik VM
bytecode thingy but I don't know.
cheers
And
Hi All,
I am just curious about Android builds:
Are these compiled Java programs?
And iOS builds, Are C# compiled programs?
Thanks in advance!
Al
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I have received this error when:
1) Installing app from an apk using "sign with my key" after using the
test button on the real device.
2) Using the test button on the real device then installing from an apk
using "sign with my key"
This may also be a problem using a dev certificate. S
I think that's one error I saw, when I was installing an app that was set to
the default values, onto a device that already had an app made with the default
settings.
So, check the identifier field in the Android settings, to make sure it's
different to other apps you've installed already.
