The "./a.out" worked! I already knew about the -o command, but I appreciate the help. [This message has been edited by JL! (edited 09-30-2000).]

Oh my lord!!! What is this world coming to! I don't mean to flame, and don't take this personally, but what school do you go to, where you learn C++ but don't know how to run a.out…

Hey now... I learned some C++ in high school, and we used SOIUX on Macs. I am a CS major, but a freshman and haven't had any CS courses yet. I can totally empathize. Thanks for …

Actually, we didn't begin using M$ Visual C++, we started just by using CC on a Solaris, and then g++ on Solaris and M$ Visual C++ on a PC came in later. The thing is... When I te…

Hmmmm... it is, theoretically, possible to set up the path so that you don't have to type ./ (although, personnaly, I prefer having to type it). Since you will only need to do thi…

How about this >find / -name "a.out" -exec {}\;

Quote: Originally posted by JL!: all I have to do is type "a.out" and they execute the program. That means . is in your path. . represents the current directory. …

Don't know much about programming and haven't installed OS X yet, but ... Is it possible that you need stuff from the Developer Tools? There's stuff that needs to be installed fr…

There is a workaround on the MRJ Mailing List. Apparently, CodeWarrior is having trouble with paths under OSX. The workaround is to install CodeWarrior on a regular MacOS partiti…

Now I have OS X installed and have encountered the same problem and used the above recommendation. The only thing I have to add is that I had to do the installation and transfer o…

Quote: Originally posted by mcdoken: Anybody out there who has gotten their DevTools CD willing to post the installer somewhere so we don't have to wait several more wee…

That would likely be illegal. Your best option is to become an online ADC member (0 cost) and wait till the middle of October when they post them online. You will still need your…

Does anyone know what the differences between the online downloadable version and the mailed-out CD are likely to be? I don't mind paying $30 for the beta, and downloading the dev…

$0 to join ADC my ass! Even for a student membership they want $99, please direct me to where they are giving away ADC memberships....

its $0 to setup an ADC account, not to get the mailouts etc, you still get the ADC newsletters etc, and you have access to the ADC downloads section. I am using this at the moment.

OK, OK. So I registered for the ADC. My point was, I didn't want to wait for the dev tools, and I didn't want to risk installing the inappropriate ones from DP4 or Darwin. I know I…

Actually... the whole "big deal" you speak of is quite a big deal for those developers who do pay whatever it is they pay to join the ADC. See, it's sort of like paying Celera Gen…

Actually... the whole "big deal" you speak of is quite a big deal for those developers who do pay whatever it is they pay to join the ADC. See, it's sort of like paying Celera Gen…

yes. It is too bad Celera Genomics is a rip-off. Random 500-basepair sequences. Nothing is put together. And if some else on site logs on, you get bumped off! What a ripoff! …

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I think that charging so much money for all these development tools is a mistake on Apple's part. Clearly, the Macintosh platform is now fighting for its life and anything Apple ca…

I think it's cool that apples posting the dev tools. The online membership is great. I'm thrilled that I get to play with this stuff without spending anything but download time. Me…

It can vary a lot depending on what kind of stuff the app does. Some simple apps might compile without changes, others may need major rewrites. The one you have sounds like it wo…

The developer package contains old release notes for all changes since NextStep 3.3 (AppKitPrePublicBeta.html). Some of the very old notes have less detail, but they will probably …

Has anyone got vncview working on OS/X?? There is a java client also?