Re: Standard Input in Project Builder?
Re: Standard Input in Project Builder?
- Subject: Re: Standard Input in Project Builder?
- From: Matthew Formica <email@hidden>
- Date: Mon, 30 Apr 2001 15:44:13 -0700
As a matter of fact, Apple also hosts a very active projectbuilder-users
email list where this question would be best directed. You can sign up to
be on it from the same page where you signed up for cocoa-dev.
Matthew Formica
Apple DTS Engineer - Dev Tools and Cocoa
email@hidden
on 4/30/01 3:38 PM, Matt Ridley at email@hidden remarked:
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Hi all,
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This isn't strictly a Cocoa question, but it relates to Project
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Builder. Apologies if this question is inappropriate here.
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I haven't programmed in C for a few years, and have been
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re-acquainting myself with it in preparation for getting into
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Cocoa. For simplicity's sake, I've been using the exercises in
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K&R (2nd edition). These are just plain C programs, #including
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stdio.h.
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Currently, I'm writing the C programs in Project Builder (based
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on the Standard Tool template), then going to the shell to cc
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them and run them via ./a.out. That all works quite well.
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I notice that, if I instead compile and run within Project
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Builder itself, the "Run" pane at the top-right of the project
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window serves as the Standard Output. My question is: can it
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also serve as the Standard Input, thus saving me having to use
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Terminal? I can't seem to get it to accept input there (which
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I'm reading with basic functions like getchar()).
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Any thoughts would be much appreciated. Again, sorry if this
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isn't the right forum for this.
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Best,
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-Matt
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--
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Matt Ridley
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<http://www.mattridley.com/>
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