在 iPhone 和 iPhone 之间发送消息苹果
我在 iPhone 开发方面相当新手，但正在尝试创建一个看起来相当简单的应用程序。
我希望在我的手机/模拟器上运行 1 个具有滑块和按钮的程序，并在 Mac 上运行另一个接收程序，例如处理/超级对撞机。
当按下按钮时，我希望在 Mac 上程序的后窗口中出现一个诸如“hello”之类的字符串，并且当滑块向上/向下移动一个整数（例如 0-99 之间）时，与手机上的移动。我假设 WiFi 连接对于设备之间发送消息至关重要。
有谁知道我如何写这个 - 教程/代码示例/链接来帮助我开始？
干杯
I'm fairly novice in iPhone development, but trying to create what would seem a fairly simple application.
I want to have 1 program running on my phone/simulator that has a slider and a button, and another receiving program on the mac, such as Processing/Supercollider.
When the button is pressed i want a String such as "hello" to appear in the post window of the program on the mac, and when the slider is moved up/down for an integer, say between 0-99, to correspond with the movement on the phone. I'm assuming a WiFi connection would be essential for the sending of messages between devices.
Does anyone know how I might go about writing this - tutorials/code examples/links to get me started?
Cheers
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cocoaasyncsocket 是 CFSocket 和 CFStream 的一个很好的包装器，它使网络变得更加容易。 Bonjour 在 developer.apple.com 上有很棒的文档
cocoaasyncsocket is a great wrapper around CFSocket and CFStream, that makes networking much easier. Bonjour has great documentation at developer.apple.com
这应该通过 iPhone 和 PC 之间建立的 TCP 连接来完成。为此，您需要编写 2 个软件：
1) 客户端：安装在您的 iPhone 上
2) 服务器：安装在您的 PC 上 服务器
将侦听来自 iPhone 的连接，一旦连接建立，服务器将监听来自 iPhone 的连接。使您可以轻松地在两者之间发送消息。
这将使您更好地掌握理论
C 套接字编程指南
一旦你掌握了它，你就可以找到大量 Obj-C TCP 示例。
This should be done over a TCP connection which is established between your iPhone and the PC. For that to happen you need to write 2 pieces of software:
1) A client: to be installed on your iPhone
2) A server: to be installed on your PC
The server will listen to connections coming from the iPhone and once a connection is made you can send messages quite easily between the two.
This will give you a good grasp on the theory
Guide to socket programming in C
Once you have that then you can find tons of Obj-C TCP examples.