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不存在可以在 Windows 或其他任何设备上运行的 iOS 设备模拟器(可能除了 Apple 研发之外)。 iOS 模拟器仅在运行 OS X 10.6.x(或更高版本)的 Intel Mac 上运行,因为模拟环境几乎需要安装整个 Mac OS X 才能运行。而且 iOS 模拟器仅运行为 x86 编译的应用程序,而不运行 ARM 应用程序。
测试 iPhone 的 App Store 应用程序的唯一方法是在实际的 Apple iOS 硬件上。
There exists no iOS device emulator that runs on Windows, or on anything else (outside of maybe Apple R&D). The iOS Simulator only runs on Intel Macs running OS X 10.6.x (or newer), as the simulation environment pretty much requires an entire Mac OS X installation to run. And the iOS Simulator only runs apps compiled for x86 anyway, not ARM apps.
The only way to test an App store app for an iPhone is on actual Apple iOS hardware.
iPhone 模拟器/模拟器是 iOS SDK 的一部分。请注意,它不支持模拟内置硬件传感器,例如 GPS、加速度计、陀螺仪、相机等。
请参阅 官方文档。 您可以从 开发中心。
An iPhone emulator/simulator is part of the iOS SDK. Note that it does not support simulating the built-in hardware sensors such as GPS, the Accelerometer, Gyro, Camera etc.
See the official docs. You can download it from the DevCenter.
没有适用于 Windows 的 iOS 模拟器。此外,即使在实际的 iOS 模拟器上,您也无法安装第三方应用程序进行测试,因为模拟器运行的架构与实际 iOS 设备 (ARM) 不同。
There is no iOS simulator for Windows. Furthermore, even on the actual iOS Simulator you cannot install third-party applications to test, because the Simulator runs a different architecture than actual iOS devices do (ARM).
Delphi XE5 附带了 iPhone 模拟器,目前无需 XCode 即可编译本机 iOS 应用程序。
Delphi XE5 似乎使用 ARM 工具链来为 iOS 创建交叉二进制可执行文件。
在以下视频中查看 iPhone 模拟器的工作情况:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Afvai7q2Uqk
An iPhone emulator comes with Delphi XE5 that currently is able to compile native iOS application without XCode.
It seems that Delphi XE5 use a ARM toolchain for create cross binary executables for iOS.
See the iPhone emulator at work in the following video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Afvai7q2Uqk