[07:03:35] <FONT COLOR="#008080">---</FONT> <font color="#616161">Fing is now known as Fingolfin</font><BR>
[09:48:19] &lt;<font color="#600060">Dominus</font>&gt; wow, xcode+iphone SDK weighs in at 2.3GB...<BR>
[09:57:35] &lt;<font color="#B0B0B0">Colourless</font>&gt; xcode by itself is almost 1 gb<BR>
[09:58:23] &lt;<font color="#B0B0B0">Colourless</font>&gt; its probably the documentation thats taking up all the space<BR>
[09:59:23] &lt;<font color="#B0B0B0">Colourless</font>&gt; other companies let you do webinstalls and you can choose to exclude the stuff you don't want, and that reduces the amount you need to download by lots<BR>
[10:00:02] &lt;<font color="#800080">wjp</font>&gt; maybe a VM image for an emulator?<BR>
[10:00:44] &lt;<font color="#600060">Dominus</font>&gt; the ipad/iphone emulator is surely taking a lot of space<BR>
[10:03:14] &lt;<font color="#600060">Dominus</font>&gt; I'm just downloading it to play with ScummVM's xcode project file for the iphone port. Seems like the build instructions for the scummvm iphone built is a bit outdated :) http://wiki.scummvm.org/index.php/Compiling_ScummVM/iPhone<BR>
[10:06:07] &lt;<font color="#600060">Dominus</font>&gt; oohh and just saw that the availlable scummvm port is ipad friendly :)<BR>
[10:06:44] &lt;<font color="#600060">Dominus</font>&gt; he he, would be nice to make vintersturm interested in porting exult :)<BR>
[10:11:41] &lt;<font color="#600060">Dominus</font>&gt; hmm, next time someone asks for an app store version, I should maybe point to the scummvm forum thread http://forums.scummvm.org/viewtopic.php?t=5916&postdays=0&postorder=asc&start=0<BR>
[10:11:59] &lt;<font color="#600060">Dominus</font>&gt; biggest hurdle is Apple's EULA about interpreted code...<BR>
[10:24:14] &lt;<font color="#B0B0B0">Colourless</font>&gt; http://www.nypost.com/p/news/business/an_antitrust_app_buvCWcJdjFoLD5vBSkguGO &lt;&lt; maybe... maybe... that might change... in the distant future<BR>
[10:28:17] &lt;<font color="#B0B0B0">Colourless</font>&gt; though thats talking about ahead of time compiling into ARM, rather than interpreted<BR>
[10:30:01] &lt;<font color="#B0B0B0">Colourless</font>&gt; interpreted is probably going to always be a no no on the platforms, but for something like exult, it would theoretically be possible to create an ahead of time compiler to the usecode that converts the compiled bycode into something like a .c file<BR>
[10:38:27] &lt;<font color="#600060">Dominus</font>&gt; yeah, but probably too much of an effort just to be shot down by EA later on :)<BR>