Hi Matthias,
YES, to play with this you should know some C/C++ and some ... "low
level" thinks like how to download and install a packages from the
console (... e.g. last version of OpenSSH).
Next ... the biggest problem is that people at RunRev/LiveCode never
updated what is necessary to make the "externals" both on OS X and iOS
and all is available only for veeeery old versions of Xcode, so ...
... you need to do really a lot of work to arrive to compile with the
last versions of Xcode.
Just look into this page https://livecode.com/resources/guides/ ...
click on "Desktop externals" or in "iOS Externals Guide" and you receive
a nice: "OOPS! It looks like that page no longer exists." ... that say a
lot about "External" support from RunRev/LiveCode :(
Then, to answer to your last question ...
... yes, sure, is quite easy possible to hack also the iOS applications
not using some "Receipt validation", so ... be careful :D :D :D
Guglielmo
Matthias Rebbe | M-R-D <mailto:matthias_livecode_150...@m-r-d.de>
16 Sep 2015 00:05 am
First i have to admit that i have no clue about c programing. I know
that is a really good precondition for what i want to do….
I tried now with receigen.app. Creating the needed code with receigen
is really easy, but the further steps are my problem.
fI i try to build according to the steps in the video, then i get
errors and warnings. Most of the warnings tell me that there is
deprecated stuff in the code, not in the code created with receigen,
but in the code provide in the xcode project.
And i get errors that “_stack” was not found. I assume that has to do
with fact that i need to link to OpenSSL. At least that requirement
can be found in the first comment lines of the created receigen.h file:
// This generated code has to be linked to OpenSSL (either statically
or dynamically).
I will stop here. I wanted to publish my app for free in the app store
and i know i can do it anway without this validation. But w/o that
validation stuff i will publish it on my website instead.
What about the other Livecode apps in the Mac App store? Is no one
doing such a validation?
And another thing. I see that receigen.app offers also to create such
code for iOS.
Does that mean, that the iOS apps created with Livecode could be
copied to and used on IOS devices of users who did not
downloaded/purchased it with their apple id?
Regards,
Matthias
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