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You can make Ad Hoc build with specific UDID of your iPod touch if you have an iOS developer license.

Most of the code was written by jmm. I did a part of Japanese translation.

Last edited by abee (2011-08-11 10:06:47)

it works in the simulator, it had a few issues but i got em fixed.

Hmm... Would it be possible for someone to compile it and place the .ipa file somewhere? Not everybody has a developer's license 

Please get us the ipa!

I will give you my firstborn child :DDDDDDD

yep, begging for a compiled version.

Unfortunately, an IPA can only be used on different devices a certain amount of times before it stops working, unless your iOS is jailbroken.  If you compile it yourself, it creates a new IPA, and you can use it for yourself and some other people some amount of time, and then  noone else can use the compilation of it.

tl;dr:
You can compile it and create a new IPA, but an IPA that isn't on the itunes store can't be used by more than a certain amount of people.  The exception is jailbroken ipods.

tl;tl;dr:
we can't give you an IPA (though you can compile it yourself)

Last edited by gbear605 (2011-08-17 14:21:54)

gbear605 wrote:

Unfortunately, an IPA can only be used on different devices a certain amount of times before it stops working, unless your iOS is jailbroken.  If you compile it yourself, it creates a new IPA, and you can use it for yourself and some other people some amount of time, and then  noone else can use the compilation of it.

tl;dr:
You can compile it and create a new IPA, but an IPA that isn't on the itunes store can't be used by more than a certain amount of people.  The exception is jailbroken ipods.

tl;tl;dr:
we can't give you an IPA (though you can compile it yourself)

Well, give the ipa for us jailbreak folks!

gbear605 wrote:

Hey, can someone make a zip of all the files for me to compile/look at?

You can get it from the github page. Click the button named "Downloads" on the top-right. Then choose type of archive from tar.gz or zip.

Last edited by abee (2011-08-18 20:23:20)

I got it, but when I tried to compile it, I got one warning:

#pragma mark -
#pragma mark Mail
- (void)mailComposeController:(MFMailComposeViewController*)controller didFinishWithResult:(MFMailComposeResult)result error:(NSError*)aError {
   
    UIAlertView *mailResult = [[UIAlertView alloc] init];
   
    NSString *ok = NSLocalizedString(@"Ok",nil);
    switch(result) {
        case MFMailComposeResultSaved: {
            NSString *saved = NSLocalizedString(@"Saved",nil);
            NSString *savedMsg = NSLocalizedString(@"SavedMsg",nil);
            mailResult.title = saved;
            mailResult.message = savedMsg;
            int indexOfButton = [mailResult addButtonWithTitle: ok];
            [mailResult dismissWithClickedButtonIndex:indexOfButton animated:YES];           
            [self.viewController  dismissModalViewControllerAnimated:YES];           
            [mailResult show];
            [mailResult release];
            break;
        }
        case MFMailComposeResultFailed: {
            NSString *failed = NSLocalizedString(@"Failed",nil);
            NSString *failedMsg = NSLocalizedString(@"FailedMsg",nil);
            mailResult.title = failed;
            mailResult.message = failedMsg;
            int indexOfButton = [mailResult addButtonWithTitle: ok];
            [mailResult dismissWithClickedButtonIndex:indexOfButton animated:YES];           
            [self.viewController dismissModalViewControllerAnimated:YES];           
            [mailResult show];
            [mailResult release];
            break;
        }
        default:
            [self.viewController dismissModalViewControllerAnimated:YES];
            [mailResult release];           
    }
    [self restartWeHope];
}

- (void) doEmail {
    if (!([MFMailComposeViewController canSendMail]))
        return;
#error you must alter the localization data to supply a valid email address
    NSString *helpEmailAddress = NSLocalizedString(@"helpEmailAddress",nil);
    NSString *helpSubject = NSLocalizedString(@"helpSubject",nil);
    NSString *helpMessage = NSLocalizedString(@"helpMessage",nil);
    MFMailComposeViewController *emailController = [[MFMailComposeViewController alloc] init];
    emailController.mailComposeDelegate = self;
    [emailController setToRecipients: [NSArray arrayWithObject: helpEmailAddress]];
    [emailController setSubject: helpSubject];
    [emailController setMessageBody: helpMessage isHTML: NO];
    NSData *data = [self.brokenWalkBackString dataUsingEncoding: NSUTF8StringEncoding];
    NSData *datazipped = [LFCGzipUtility gzipData: data];
    [emailController addAttachmentData: datazipped mimeType: @"application/octet-stream" fileName: @"DiagnosticsInformationWB.bin"];
    NSData *data2 = [self dumpConsoleLog];
    NSData *datazipped2 = [LFCGzipUtility gzipData: data2];
    [emailController addAttachmentData: datazipped2 mimeType: @"application/octet-stream" fileName: @"DiagnosticsInformationLog.bin"];
    [self.viewController presentModalViewController: emailController animated:YES];
    [emailController release];
}

Last edited by gbear605 (2011-08-18 21:27:50)

abee wrote:

In the meantime,  comment out the whole of doEmail.

- (void) doEmail {
    /*
    if (!([MFMailComposeViewController canSendMail]))
        return;
                :
              snip
                :
    [self.viewController presentModalViewController: emailController animated:YES];
    [emailController release];
    */
}

kk

Last edited by gbear605 (2011-08-19 08:21:28)

That error means what it says. You need a developer license. I cannot tell you how to avoid it because it may be illegal. You may find out a solution with google.  I won't try to stop you.

abee wrote:

That error means what it says. You need a developer license. I cannot tell you how to avoid it because it may be illegal. You may find out a solution with google.  I won't try to stop you.

ah, I see.  My grandads computer got xcode installed on it, but didn't have a developers liscense.  I'll just wait until I get home (thursday)