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In updated "App Store Review Guidelines", we can see: we are relaxing all restrictions on the development tools used to create iOS apps, as long as the resulting apps do not download any code.

It's a good news for Adobe absolutely. But for Qt, does it mean that it's possible to port Qt to iPhone/iPhone, so that we need not to add cocoa-specific layer after that?

Or is there any solutions for Qt to iApps?

Any comments are appreciated.

-- Piaoger

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There is also guy who started the porting of Qt on iPhone a while ago: Qt on iPhone
Last time I checked he managed to compile QtCore.

lucabox
@hotpaw2: yes, Qt has multitouch APIs
lucabox
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I think it will be under "beta" for a long (long) time.

I think too that it would be faster to learn Apple API etc than trying to do some old QT code working on iPhone/iPad.

But good luck ^^

Vinzius
I think this is about portability. And a very beautiful API.
Ronny