Re: viewing codes on pc
Re: viewing codes on pc
- Subject: Re: viewing codes on pc
- From: Ryan Wilcox <email@hidden>
- Date: Sun, 23 May 2004 20:35:17 -0400
Please note that Xcode-users is for the use of Apple's Integrated
Development Environment called XCode - it's a programming tool. Your
questions sound like more systems administrative questions then "How Do
I Show Line Numbers In XCode" style questions. However, I'll take a
stab at opening them.
On Sunday, May 23, 2004, at 02:53 PM, Patel, Nilesh M wrote:
[1] I was wondering if there were any converter applications where I
can download transfer my .dmg files from my mac to my window's
computer.
Transferring them shouldn't be a problem - I doubt that you'll be able
to open/use them on a PC however.
[2] Is there a way I can download a .dmg file onto my windows computer
and be able to view source codes?
The source codes for the application? No - source is (normally - there
are some exceptions) compiled into bytecode of one form or another. For
most applications the bytecode is all you get (and all you need).
If the application in particular is an open source application, then
the source code may be included in the package - but in general you can
only get as far as outputting assembly code for the program (which I'm
pretty sure nobody here will help you with).
Hope this helps (as well as clarifies the use of the mailing list for
you),
_Ryan Wilcox
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