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In fact, the iPad emulator, in principle, does not exist. Even as part of the iOS SDK, not an emulator is supplied, but a simulator , in fact, that's what it's called - iPhone Simulator.
The fact is that it does not emulate an ARM-compatible processor , but simply uses an x86 compatible computer processor , so the code compiled for the x86 architecture works inside the simulator (it is for it that the application is compiled when used in the simulator).
That is why applications, for example, from the App Store or Cydia , will not work in the iPhone Simulator, even if you try to “shove them” there, because they are compiled for ARM processors of real devices.
I don’t know for Windows, but the online version is here alexw.me/ipad/
With XCode, you can only run native applications (i.e. those from which there is source code). Correct me if I'm wrong. iPhone\iPad emulation does not exist today
I searched and found. Maybe this will help? code.google.com/p/ibbdemo2/
I strongly discourage using anything other than VmWare(VBox)->XCode->Ipad Emulator. All these "left" emulators give a result that has little to do with the real iPad.
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