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Re: first steps
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Re: first steps


  • Subject: Re: first steps
  • From: Camillo Lugaresi <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sun, 5 Feb 2006 19:29:53 +0100

On 05/feb/06, at 17:30, Lars Elden wrote:

Daniel,

I am bran new to cocoa and need to learn it from the command line
(terminal window), not using xcode by now.

Please elaborate on this restriction. You never have access to Xcode?
This sounds like an artificial problem.

I am planning to port an open source compiler to OSX and I am doing my first
tests. Thats why I can't use xcode.


My tests need to be in objective-c, so later on I can implement a GUI lib to
be used from the compiler. On a final steps we may consider (don't know if
this is possible or not, to include our compiler in xcode).

Don't you mean "to be used by a program compiled with our compiler"? Or is your compiler also an execution environment?
Anyway, you need a bundle to run as a full-fledged GUI application. You can construct a bundle by hand if you want: all the necessary information is on developer.apple.com


Camillo
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