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Re: How to be an apple developer without a Mac?


Am 04.06.2007 um 12:19 schrieb Mo McRoberts:

Depends what you mean by “Mac development”, really. You can't do Carbon or Cocoa development, but CoreFoundation is (nearly) there, along with the BSD layer, NetInfo, launchd, configd and so forth.

I believe the issue has been settled, but with all due respect: Unless you are an impoverished hobbyist(1), I doubt it is worth the time and effort - legal issues aside - to do either Darwin or Mac development on a machine other than a Mac.

"Get a Mac" from eBay, a G3 fshould be able to run Tiger (10.4), and a G4 will probably support Leopard (10.5).
Or, do the right thing and get an Intel Mac an throw your old PC out ;)

Alex

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