Re:Mac OS X Leopard and Xcode on iPad Pro
by callalex on Saturday June 20, 2020 @01:45AM
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If we can get to the point of EMULATING a whole-@$$ computer on the device, maybe, just maybe, that device was slightly capable of running a compiler a looooooooooooooooong time ago.
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There are compilers on the App Store, e.g. https://holzschu.github.io/a-Shell_iOS/ — however it’s compiling to WebAssembly and then running that, but the compiler is still native...
Re:Mac OS X Leopard and Xcode on iPad Pro
by jsjohnst on Saturday June 20, 2020 @04:50PM
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As said in another reply thread[0], I booted Windows 95 on a first gen ipad almost a decade ago using bochs, hence the sarcasm re: Xcode finally being the proverbial straw for GP.
Re:Mac OS X Leopard and Xcode on iPad Pro
by josteink on Saturday June 20, 2020 @03:02AM
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But to run a compiler you’d have to be able to see files, and as we all know, Apple-customers find things like that very, very scary.
Edit: I’m sarcastically referring to Apple’s original justification for not making files a concept on iOS, and thus I’m mocking Apple’s condescending judgement of its own users, not the actual users themselves. I thought that much would be obvious.
Re:Mac OS X Leopard and Xcode on iPad Pro
by thebruce87m on Saturday June 20, 2020 @03:30AM
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Re:Mac OS X Leopard and Xcode on iPad Pro
by thebruce87m on Saturday June 20, 2020 @09:29AM
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It might benefit you to highlight your sarcasm. This will help when readers of your comment aren’t native English speakers, or when your sarcasm is sub par.
Something like:
That was a solid whoosh. Good one. You really got me there. /s