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Re: Is Carbon Viable?



At 4:58 PM -0700 6/14/07, Steve Christensen wrote:
What everyone seems to forget is the Carbon was always described as a method for a relatively smooth transition of OS 9's "legacy" procedural APIs onto OS X so that developers could get their products running sooner, not as something that would be around forever.

Incorrect on at least two counts:
* CarbonLib 1.0 was introduced in System 8.5, before Mac OS 9, let alone Mac OS X.
* Steve Jobs described Carbon and Cocoa as "both first-class citizens" of Mac OS X, in a WWDC keynote about 4-5 years ago.


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