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Re: adding Foundation framework to a Carbon application
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Re: adding Foundation framework to a Carbon application


  • Subject: Re: adding Foundation framework to a Carbon application
  • From: Ed Voas <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sat, 19 Nov 2005 12:19:03 -0800

Agreed, though if it's mostly c++ say, stamping it .m because it might call one NS function (or merely happen to include an objc header) seems like a bit much. OTOH, if it were mostly objc, I'd probably do the wholesale name change for the reasons you state.

--Ed (wondering why he cares so much about this :-))

On Nov 19, 2005, at 12:02 PM, Chris Parker wrote:

While I really don't like file extensions as type indicators that much in general, for development I like having the extension match the language - I can tell immediately what the file -should- be compiled as from the Finder or 'ls', rather than having to poke at the project settings in Xcode to figure out what the compiler's going to do with it.


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