mustang1
01-17-08, 02:28 PM
For you Mac developers, what languages/framworks/technologies are you using?
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DannoXYZ
01-17-08, 03:10 PM
For you Mac developers, what languages/framworks/technologies are you using?
About 10-years ago, I was using CodeWarrior. Nice thing is it can compile for both Mac and Windows environments. Nowadays, we're mostly using Xcode. For a lot of the ported X11/command-line stuff from the UNIX community, I'm doing straight C/C++ with GCC4.
About 10-years ago, I was using CodeWarrior. Nice thing is it can compile for both Mac and Windows environments. Nowadays, we're mostly using Xcode. For a lot of the ported X11/command-line stuff from the UNIX community, I'm doing straight C/C++ with GCC4.
x136
01-17-08, 03:14 PM
Applescript and 68k Assembly is the only way to fly.
jsharr
01-17-08, 03:15 PM
I just use velveeta and some milk.
Stacey
01-17-08, 03:23 PM
:snicker:
mlts22
01-17-08, 04:34 PM
XCode seems like the standard, mainly because (please correct me if I'm wrong), it ships with all Macs.
Before that, it was CodeWarrior.
Before CodeWarrior, Think C/Think Pascal.
Before that, it was CodeWarrior.
Before CodeWarrior, Think C/Think Pascal.