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CodeWarrior vs. Xcode?
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CodeWarrior vs. Xcode?


  • Subject: CodeWarrior vs. Xcode?
  • From: David Feldman <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sat, 17 Apr 2004 19:13:16 -0400

I'm looking into the relative merits of CodeWarrior and Xcode for a new app. I've been building Cocoa apps in Project Builder/Xcode for a few years now and am pretty comfortable in it...in particular, the ease with which I can set up a UI in Interface Builder and connect it to my code is great.

However, this app will need to have a Windows version as well. I know next to nothing about coding for Windows, but will of course have to learn. Regardless of my choice of IDE, much of the app's code will be shared between platforms (and, if it's C/C++, I can certainly compile it in multiple IDEs). The fact that CodeWarrior will (a) compile for both platforms and (b) let me do the bulk of my work on a Mac, even for the Windows version, sounds great, but still makes me nervous. The alternative is to stay in Xcode, get MS Visual C++ and C#, and take advantage of the GUI-based UI building tools there as well. Any thoughts on the matter?

Thanks in advance...

--Dave
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