Thank you everyone!! -Walter

Yes, if you have lots of money to through away! And also note that this is just a public beta, not a final version, AFAIK.

Well, Qt *IS* GPL.... if your application is too. If you have a commercial application, it's $1500 per developer. Metrowerks asks for $15 000 (!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!) for windows powerpl…

Well, Qt *IS* GPL.... if your application is too. If you have a commercial application, it's $1500 per developer. Metrowerks asks for $15 000 (!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!) for windows powerpl…

Would it be fair to compare this to Swing? In Java you use swing to draw buttons, lists and drawing panels and they draw on any platform in the way users expect for that platform. …

As far as I know, Swing is VERY SLOW. This is because it is a completely cross-platform, interpreted windowing system and widget collection. I actually remember hearing that the …

Qt provides the HI wrapups, true, but it's also much more. It provides wrappers for almost everything else, and has lots of unique features itself. It has a 'designer' program that…

Quote: Originally posted by Apocalypse: <STRONG>As far as I know, Swing is VERY SLOW. This is because it is a completely cross-platform, interpreted windowing sys…

Quote: Originally posted by Kristoff: <STRONG> Swing is not THAT slow. You make it sound unusable. </STRONG> It *IS* unusable.

Well, the only Obj-C reference I have seen so far is Apple's book on it, and that assumes knowledge of C (note that you do not need to know C++, Obj-C is a superset of C and does n…

Try this forum: OS X - UNIX.

Ahh, the "Black Art" of the executable .jar. The .jar needs to be told which class holds the main() method. The Manifest holds this little bit of information and you can create …

Yay! Time to try them when I get home from school btw seb, did you ever get my email? :-p

cool. i just finished downloading. has anyone who's used it had any problems/issues with the new dev tools?

Quote: Originally posted by davechen: <STRONG>cool. i just finished downloading. has anyone who's used it had any problems/issues with the new dev tools?</STR…

Does it have gcc 3? You can check the version by opening a terminal window and typing: gcc --version

Mine hasn't arrived in the mail yet, but I don't need it to know that it has gcc3. It has been quite clearly stated in a number of places that the beta dev tools include the beta g…

I don't suppose it fixes the minor issue described here: http://forums.macnn.com/cgi-bin/ulti...&f=46&t=005285

Thank you! Now I just have to reset my online membership password for the fiftieth time in a row, hehe. *Procrastinating the paper due tomorrow*

Quote: Originally posted by parallax: <STRONG>Thank you! Now I just have to reset my online membership password for the fiftieth time in a row, hehe. *Procrastina…

Hmm... perhaps they should update the text: Quote: Originally posted by mattcunnane: <STRONG> Beta release of Developer Tools for Mac OS X 10.1.x, including beta…

hehehe...I have to reset my password every time also, but strangely I remembered it this time.

The whole password thing is definitely screwed. I have to make a new one practically every time I log in. Anyways, there's a cc and a gcc3. cc is version 2.95.2, while gcc3 is v…

Quote: Originally posted by davechen: <STRONG>The whole password thing is definitely screwed. I have to make a new one practically every time I log in. </STRON…

But it still doesn't fix the bug whereby renaming a file (certainly in Java projects) breaks the build process.