Re: Cocoa Cross Development
Re: Cocoa Cross Development
- Subject: Re: Cocoa Cross Development
- From: Michael Rothwell <email@hidden>
- Date: Mon, 03 Nov 2003 16:53:44 -0500
John Nairn wrote:
2. Shouldn't one always cross-develop back to 10.1? What's the point
of limiting audience for a program. Does cross development make the
application bigger or slower or have some other deleterious effect
such as slower compilations?
I made the descision to limit backwards compatibility to 10.2. I suppose
you would need to decide what the audience for your application is, and
decide compatibility based on that. You could always add more backwards
compatibility if your users/customers require it. If you avoid
egregiously cutting-edge features (such as the new "controllers"), it'll
help.
It would be nice if Apple could release updates for 10.x where x<3 to
bring the APIs more in line.
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