If you wanted to avoid the agreement to use the iPhone SDK, you’d have to not use it.
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If you wanted to avoid the agreement to use the iPhone SDK, you’d have to not use it.
If you don’t want to jailbreak, you have one option:
I’m not sure what the toolchain is on the jailbreak side, but I suspect you may be able to avoid the official SDK that way, but, obviously, you’ve cut your potential market by at least 90%.