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edwinnathaniel on Feb 20, 2013 | parent | context | favorite | on: Announcing Xamarin 2.0

What does it mean with "you cannot P/Invoke 3rd-party library"? Does this mean that Xamarin Free edition is limited to the scope of iOS basic SDK and not 3rd-party Obj-C library out there?

Or does this include some of the iOS extended library (if any?) from Apple?

Sorry if this is a dumb question, I'm not quite familiar with iOS ecosystems.

jstedfast on Feb 20, 2013 [–]

It just means that the Starter Edition (aka the free version) does not allow P/Invoking into C libraries.

You can still use all of Apple's APIs and bindings for third-party Objective-C libraries.

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