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Correct Xcode install for doing both iPhone and mac development

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#1 · November 23, 2009, 1:41 pm

Posted by: bstevens33 <bstevens33@...>

Bernie and I discussed this offlist in the past but:

(1) I've forgotten the answer
(2) There are probably others who need to know

Scenario:

FBers who are already doing FB5 development( and have Xcode
installed ) and want to expand into iPhone development ( or at least
have it available if required )

Questions:

(1) With Xcode already installed ( in my case version 3.1 on OS X
10.5.8 ) what is the step to upgrade Xcode to include iPhone
development?

(2) Is it possible to just download the iPhone SDK 3.1.2 on top of an
existing Xcode ( for Mac ) install?

(3) Or is a complete reinstall necessary?

(4) Is it correct to assume Xcode with iPhone SDK installed allows
both Mac and iPhone development?

Brian S

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