I am new to iOS Development, and I have a good old macbook that has Mac OS X 10.6.8 – snow leopard. My Xcode version is 3.2 and iOS 4.3 SDK works perfectly on it. However I have an iPhone 4 runs on iOS 6, and I want to test my app on it. In the project settings I choose iOS 4.3 as base sdk.
Is it possible to test on a device that runs on newer SDK than developed SDK like we have in android? or Should I upgrade my system to Mountain Lion and install iOS 6 SDK ?
Edit: I’ve already enrolled to developer program
Yes you can test your application on xcode 3.2
Just prepare build, drag your application to iTunes (create .ipa file)-> Sync with your device.
But you cannot debug your application.
Also, as every apps need to have iPhone 5 compatibility, I would suggest you to upgrade your mac to latest Mountain Lion, as it will just cost you 20$ only. In that you can code special for iOS 6 like orientation methods of iOS 5 are no more continued in iOS 6, so its better you update your system.
Hope this info helps you..