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Re: C/C++/Java development
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Re: C/C++/Java development


  • Subject: Re: C/C++/Java development
  • From: David Kopec <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sat, 17 Nov 2001 18:14:40 -0500

Hi Anthony,
This is probably not the right mailing list to ask, since it is specific to the Cocoa programming environment which is not cross-platform. A few cross platform ways to go include pure Java, RealBasic, QT, Powerplant from Codewarrior. There are many more. I suggest you repost your message to a more generalized Mac OS X dev mailing list at Apple or the MacNN developer forums.


On Saturday, November 17, 2001, at 11:20 AM, cocoa-dev-
email@hidden wrote:

Hello all,

My name is Anthony and this is my first time posting to this list. I am a software developer and I develop primarily in C/C++/Java for Windows. However, I have really taken an interest in OSX. I'm interested in switching to a Mac for my home computing needs but I haven't been able to justify the switch yet. I would like to develop cross-platform (WIN32,MAC) software but I'm not aware of anything that can help me in that effort. I have read about RealBasic, but from what I've read, I gather that it is very slow, doesn't always work on Win32 and creates very large executables. Any information/advice would be most helpful.

Thanks in advance,
Anthony


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