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Resources? — #1

I feel like a ditz here but how do I create a resource, like a window resource in Interface Builder for use in Carbon applications? I can't seem to find out how to anywhere. I can …
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stdio.h — #1

Hi Im also dabbling with C programming using Project Builder (Ive done command line 'old school' stuff - but I wanted to use project builder to get my hands dirty right away) I w…
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stdio.h — #2

Just use cc the gnu c compiler ------------------ Cheers and Beers, Mr. M. Chown (Man Chown) ========================
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JavaBrowser — #1

my javabrowser displays the class decription only. on trying to display the source it tells me, the source is not available. the documentation is completely empty. i did not chang…
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JavaBrowser — #2

You can look at JavaBrowser's preferences to see what's in the classpath, which directories it's using for documentation, and which directories it's using for source code. I don't …
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Cocoa apps in Java and preferences — #1

I'm new to Cocoa programming, and I have a problem: where do I store an application's settings that are global to all users of the application, and how do I manage a user's separa…
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stdlib.h - srand,drand? — #1

Noticed there are no srand48,drand48 etc. inside stdlib.h... or anywhere for that matter... needed to ues those functions... is there something else i can use, or are they act…
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stdlib.h - srand,drand? — #2

I have the same problem. I need to use drand48() and it doesn't seem to be in the stdlib.h either.
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stdlib.h - srand,drand? — #3

Yeah, there is no drand48, as far as I know. Here's what I put in my code: </font><blockquote><font size="1" face="Geneva, Verdana, Arial, sans-serif">code:&lt…
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where does one begin? — #1

hey guys... i know not a scrap of programming, but am interested in learning SOMETHING. i have an idea for a file-sharing type of application, that i would want to run on like an…
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where does one begin? — #2

If you've never programmed, you could start with applescript. It's nice object oriented language, and you'll learn many of the concepts. Perl isn't too bad as a first language eith…
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where does one begin? — #3

Quote: Originally posted by mattmarshall: [b]i know not a scrap of programming, but am interested in learning SOMETHING.[b] As someone already suggested you s…
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where does one begin? — #4

I started with bying MetroWorks Discover Programming and read the books Programming i C on the Macitosh and Programming in C++ on the Macintosh both written by Dave Mark (I think).…
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Compiling in MacOS X — #1

I'm writing some C programs in emacs for a programming course. However, this emacs is nothing like what I use on our Wintel machines at the university -even the key commands are …
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Compiling in MacOS X — #2

Try using "cc" in the terminal. It's a c and objective c compiler (at least that's what the man page says). A good idea is to look at the developer forum for more info on compilers…
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Compiling in MacOS X — #4

Hmmm...not sure what you mean..."cc filename"? That gives me "OK? wc filename?", which then defaults to "NO" no matter what I do. Anyone else know what I'm doing wrong???? I'm i…
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