Unfortunately it looks like source code isn't available for that
application.
But anyways, you don't really need an Objective-C version of the OSC
protocol - you can use any one that works on posix/linux, even if it
is in C++ and just call it from your objective C/ Objective C++
functions
jeff
On 2009-Jul-16, at 3:36 AM, Damian Stewart wrote:
> someone's beat you to it. have a look at
http://memo.tv/msaremote_for_iphone>
> ...
>
> Siska Ádám wrote:
>> Hi list,
>>
>>
>>
>> I'd like to build a simple iPhone application that would send data
>> using OSC. I spent some time at www.opensoundcontrol.org to find a
>> recent Mac OS X framework implementing OSC, but I didn't really find
>> one. Is there a framework that I could download from somewhere? (I
>> only found a project called ObjCOSC, but it seemed to me that it's
>> specialized to work with SuperCollider, and I'm looking for something
>> that is generic.)
>>
>> Also: is there anything I should be aware when building an iPhone app
>> using OSC?
>>
>>
>> Thank you for the answers,
>> Adam
>>
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