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ssh into it and edit the Info.plist file <key>UIDeviceFamily</key> <array> <integer>1</integer> <integer>2</integer> </array> remove...
i have to ask, but - what is in it for you? if the games are end-of-life; where is the value to you? are you reselling them? re-skinning them?...
i sent you a message - there is a project/new startup i am working with that you could be interested in. did you receive it?
sometimes it takes a while to get a response :) there is no "magic" website for programming. you may be able to look around for some open source...
anyone considering palm pre? all our games are ported over - took only 5 hours. they use SDL as the underlying layer so if you have a good base...
40 sales and 8 reviews? not bad.
nope :) just ignore them and focus on writing something new
ShiVA from their product page: http://www.stonetrip.com/shiva-editor.html AIModel Editor to declare variables, functions, states and handlers....
how about: Mega-Saurus Studios and take the gay dinosaur theme :) could be a cool mascot.
it is a pity they don't do a small update/patch to the minor versions of 2.x and 3.x to do the same while they are at it. one can only hope.
C just overtook Java as the "best" languages (subjective, but i thought i would mention it) :) i prefer to use constants over enumerations...
i dont do C++, i do pure C the great thing with that decision is that your data is separated from your code. i still program in an object...
thousands - i don't think so. it is simply a matter of design! // save the block chunk...
one would assume this - yes. why would it be any different?
the thing is; as a developer - you shouldn't have to do anything except handle focus gain/lost events. developers are already instructed to do...
my games are designed to be cross platform. i use apple's tools as they require, except i separate my "business/game" logic from the user...
are you a developer? come on man.. this is so easy. store all your game related into a structure, lets save "GameState" and then simply save...
if apple does it right - it should just lower the priority of the application threads (saving all states, so it can restore when it becomes...
i think you are spot on. however, you can write decent quality cross-platform applications; it comes down to how you design and architect your...
i do not see the big deal. what it basically means is that apple wants to prevent developers from writing runtime environments that support java,...
