I'm very happy with my un-jailbroken iPhone/iPad combination and have no plans for jailbraking. The main reason for this decision is, that I'm just too lazy for rejailbraking my devices after every OS update.
So for all non-jailbrakers the only chance to get ScummVM on you device is to build it yourself, sign it with an official developer certificate (only available from Apple) and sync it to your device manually.
There's a short explanation how to compile in the wiki.
Getting the source from ScummVM is no problem at all.
Just open the command line and enter
git clone https://github.com/scummvm/scummvm scummvmThis gets you a fresh copy directly out of the developer branch. You'll find the Xcode project files at /dists/iphone. You can get the needed external libraries from here. Just extract them to /dists/iphone
Unfortunately the Xcode project is (intentionally) outdated and doesn't build.
All my efforts to get it up and running led to nowhere. Well, this is just my fault. Missing experience with Xcode, you know.
Fortunately someone else managed to build a working Xcode project. So here is how I got a fresh ScummVM build for my iOS devices:
Get the fork with the working Xcode project from github by entering:
git clone https://github.com/phoenixtail26/scummvm scummvmSelect the correct branch (this may vary) by entering:
git checkout remotes/origin/aspectRatioNow open /dists/iphone/scummvm.xcodeproj and build (Cmd-B) the binary.
Attention! Get the result out of /tmp/scumm-dst. There should be a ScummVM.app.
Use Xcode Organizer (Shift-Cmd-2) to install ScummVM.app to your device. Copy compatible games to the Documents directory with XCode Organizer or use iExplorer and experience ScummVM on your iOS device.
If you're too lazy to compile it yourself, download ScummVM 1.5git as an IPA here.
To install you need to resign it with a valid code signing certificate. You can easily resign the package with iModResign.
To install you need to resign it with a valid code signing certificate. You can easily resign the package with iModResign.