Re: C++
Re: C++
- Subject: Re: C++
- From: Phillip Mills <email@hidden>
- Date: Tue, 28 Aug 2001 08:35:16 -0400
On 8/28/01 4:06 AM, "Smith, Bradley" <email@hidden> wrote:
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Apologies for a slightly off-topic first post but here goes: -
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I'm a C++ programmer, recently moved to Mac OS X development. If I wanted to
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continue coding in C++ what are my options? Would CodeWarrior 7 be a good
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bet when it comes out? I use MS Visual C++ at work.
Let's start with, "What kind of application do you want to develop?" I've
ported (most of) a large C++ application that was previously running on
Win32 and Solaris using Project Builder. This application, however, is
strictly a server with no UI.
To do C++ with good UI support, I would choose CodeWarrior. On Mac, its IDE
is excellent. (At this point I usually go into a rant about how bad their
Solaris product is....) IMO, the PowerPlant class library that comes with
it is the main point in favor of CW.
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P.S. Please, no replies in the form "Switch to Obj-C, it's really easy" etc.
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i.e. no Obj-C evangelism
...but it's a much nicer toy than Java! :-)
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