Re: Applescript, Panther, and X-Code
Re: Applescript, Panther, and X-Code
- Subject: Re: Applescript, Panther, and X-Code
- From: Paul Skinner <email@hidden>
- Date: Mon, 23 Jun 2003 16:55:46 -0400
On Monday, June 23, 2003, at 04:30 PM, Michelle Steiner wrote:
The preview page for X-code says "Whether youre writing your app in
C, C++ or Java, scripting in AppleScript or looking to migrate code
from another legacy tool, youll find that Xcode is as quick to
forgive as it is to compile. Fast and easy does it every time."
Does this mean that AppleScript Studio is dead? Or is it part of
X-Code? Or What?
And what about Objective C? I notice its absence from the list of
languages.
--Michelle
I don't see an immidiate answer to the question of Obj C, but AS Studio
is alive and well.
Oh yeah, WOW!
AppleScript Studio
Use AppleScript and Apples graphical development tools to quickly
build rich, functional standalone native Mac OS X applications that
take full advantage of the Aqua user interface and the Cocoa
programming environment. And deliver polished solutions to clients
without ever learning C++.
Scriptable environment
All actions in Xcodes integrated development environment are
scriptable, letting you easily automate development processes and
integrate custom build systems and other tools via Apple Events.
Not only is Xcode the fastest way to develop applications for Mac OS
X, its the easy way to optimize them for Apples new PowerPC G5
architecture. Xcode incorporates the machine model for the new
generation processor, taking full advantage of the PowerPC instruction
grouping and supporting the unique hardware math functions. And with
the G5 optimized compiler, your applications perform better and take
advantage of new hardware with no code changes. Turn overnight builds
into coffee-break builds.
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