[Adium-devl] MobileChat for the iPhone Needs Some Help

Chris Forsythe chris at growl.info
Wed Sep 19 14:10:33 UTC 2007


The main question for me is, what are the goals of both projects? If 
they are the same, maybe instead of having 2 clients, you guys could all 
work on a single client? I mean, it'd make sense, it'd still be small 
enough of a team for you guys to all have something to do, and you'd get 
further faster.

Thoughts?

Chris

Shaun Harrison wrote:

>Just want to start by saying I had contacted Evan before coming here
>to make sure it was ok to request help and he suggested I the adium
>devl mailing list, so I'm not spamming :)
>
>MobileChat is another chat client for the iPhone, similar to ApolloIM.
> We're also open source and under the GPL license like Apollo and
>Adium.
>
>We've been focusing on some other stuff and not so much libpurple
>support for the last few weeks, but now we're really looking to add in
>libpurple support.  Unfortunately, the 3 programmers (myself included)
>are in pretty far over our heads with libpurple and are struggling to
>get to to compile it with the iPhone's toolchain.
>
>It seems to have quite a few dependencies and Adium's
>libpurple.framework (which I'd like to use) requires xcode to build
>it, however I failed numerous times trying to get Xcode to compile
>using the iphone's toolchain arm gcc as opposed to the gcc that comes
>with Xcode.
>
>If anyone can help us, or point us in the right direction as far as
>creating a Makefile for libpurple.framework that doesn't require
>Xcode, or help us getting just regular libpurple compiled, it would be
>greatly appreciated.
>
>Also, you can browse our SVN here: http://chat.open.twenty08.com
>
>(P.S. I know the headers say the code's copyrighted, but they're just
>the default Xcode headers, we haven't had time to change the headers
>of all the files to reflect the GPL license)
>
>Thanks,
>Shaun
>





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