Where is the line drawn?
Where is the line drawn?
- Subject: Where is the line drawn?
- From: Jean-François Brouillet <email@hidden>
- Date: Mon, 13 Jun 2005 21:53:00 +0100
Sorry if this is the wrong list to ask; please point me to the right
one :-)
The block diagram of OS X shows Cocoa & Carbon as "peers", relying on
the
"core OS" to provide facilities to build on top of.
For some reasons, I want to build my own smallish framework that is
neither
Cocoa, nor Carbon.
Should I start with a BSD target in Xcode, and add "core frameworks"
after
core frameworks as I see fit, or am I missing something?
There are still a few blurry lines in my head. For example, knowing
that Carbon
"emulates" QuickDraw, but that the core OS provides Quartz, is QuickDraw
accessible outside Carbon as a framework on its own, or is this
emulation
built-in into Carbon?
Also, I kind of sense that, for "end-user" application, there are
features
that are built into Cocoa or Carbon (and not necessarily the same) that
are nowhere to be seen as independent frameworks.
Any measure of how many of those "add-in" features not part of the
core OS
that I will miss if I go my own route?
Many Thanks
--
JFB
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