Apple relaxes iOS SDK terms to allow Lua but block Flash | AppleInsider

Apple's iOS SDK rules for iPhone developers have relaxed the restriction of section 3.3.2 pertaining to interpreted code, enabling Apple to forbid Flash and other middleware platforms while still enabling popular game engines and libraries. When the 3.3.2 rules were first published, the restriction stated that iOS apps must be originally written in Objective-C, C, C++ or JavaScript, and that "no i

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iOSではLuaインタプリタは大丈夫になる模様

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there’s a difference between an app that happens to have non-compiled code, and a meta-platform.