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                                  P4Scout
                  Copyright 2009, Perforce Software, Inc.

This directory contains the complete source to P4Scout, the Perforce iPhone
application.

To build the source, you'll need:

 1 - A binary distribution of the Perforce C++ API for iPhone.
     You can retrieve this from
     ftp://ftp.perforce.com/<release>/bin.iphone30armv6/p4api.tgz

 2 - The source for P4ObjC, the Objective-C api to the Perforce server,
     which came with this distribution


Building P4Scout

    The included project expects that you have a Source Tree called P4APIDIR
    that points to a distribution of the Perforce C++ API.

    You can set a source tree in the XCode Preferences dialog in the
    "Source Trees" section.


Sample Code Status:

    The code included for P4Scout is not intended to be a tutorial on
    how to write an iPhone application, but rather to demonstrate a working
    application that talks to a Perforce server using the Objective-C Client API.

Please direct inquiries to support@perforce.com