Re: Programming
Re: Programming
- Subject: Re: Programming
- From: Markus Hitter <email@hidden>
- Date: Mon, 10 May 2004 19:24:36 +0200
Am 10.05.2004 um 17:54 schrieb Thomas Brueckner:
My C-programming needs do not require the nice GUI widgets etc. in the
"Currency Converter" tutorial.
Once you get used to how Interface Builder works, it's easier to ask
the Cocoa GUI for your computational parameters than to parse the
command line. Better user experience for free.
Feel free to add your number crunching written in plain C into your
model class. Currency Converter already does so. Nobody forces you to
use ObjC everywhere. In fact, I'd do number crunching in plain C as
well, inside a ObjC app.
the front end widgets will be handled in another way, in X11.
Huh, what ever the reason might be to use X11 ...
Secondary question: Where is there a tutorial about just writing plain
old ANSI-C projects in Xcode?
Create a new project in Xcode, use "Standard Tool" as the project type.
You get a ready-to-build "Hello World" app.
Add files as needed. Don't mind about a Makefile, Xcode does this stuff
automatically for you.
I understand that Xcode is oriented to Objective C,
As ObjC is a clean superset of ANSI C this doesn't matter. Just ignore
the additional functionality. The ObjC compiler compiles ANSI C as
well. Xcode chooses the compiler based on the code file's suffix
(.m/.c).
HTH,
Markus
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Dipl. Ing. Markus Hitter
http://www.jump-ing.de/
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