Re: Programming
Re: Programming
- Subject: Re: Programming
- From: Nate Friedman <email@hidden>
- Date: Mon, 10 May 2004 09:55:40 -0700
twas 5/10/04 1:59 AM, when Markus Hitter at email@hidden treated us all
with:
> Am 10.05.2004 um 02:25 schrieb email@hidden:
>
>> ... and program it (using Xcode's C++), ...
>
> You can't. Cocoa supports Objective-C and Java. Other languages, like
> C++, need some third party wrapper library, preprocessor, whatever.
>
> You can mix C++ into Objective-C, however. Using a third party C++ lib
> is a good example.
File -> New Project
Scroll to the bottom of the list.
Unless I missed something, Xcode will let you program strait UNIX programs
in C, C++, =or= Objective-C (linking against Foundation, CoreServices, or
CoreFoundation)
This is from a 3 day old install of Xcode 1.2, however, this dates back to
the 1st version of Project Builder I've worked with (the one that was
included with Mac OS X 10.0.0)
I took a C++ programming class* (no pun intended) a couple of years ago, and
it was quite fun to be doing everything they were doing with CodeWarrior
without having to buy the beast :)
*I picked up some good information from that class, however, I've picked up
quite a bit more on my own from books and whatnot.
- Nate
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