Looking specifically at Core Data, I can see its much more than
that. However it looks like its a Cocoa thing ? A guess Core Data
isn't available for regular old C programmers ?
Sounds like using SQLite directly was the correct route. I just
wondered if CoreData held any benefits for our application.
An Objective-C & Cocoa API can be used in a Carbon application.
Objective-C is a strict superset of C, and Objective-C++ a strict
superset of C++, so you can use them alongside C and C++ and mix them
at the statement level.
As with the rest of the Cocoa frameworks, Core Data heavily leverages
the object-oriented features of Objective-C to improve the developer
experience. Whether you use Cocoa or Carbon for your application's
human interface, you can still leverage Core Data for its data model,
object graph management, and persistent storage.
-- Chris
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