The hjspilt-files are all over the web. compatibility would be good.

I did some looking through the manpages. OSX does in fact have a split command that seems to do what you want. I don't know if it's compatible with HJSplit, though. Type man split …

the best would be to have a new Windows app that support the format of the OS X command and old hjsplit-files aswell -IF they differ- while new files would be saved in the most com…

If there were to be a crossplatform standard, I would think it would be the one provided by the Unix splitcommand (which, again, OSX handles through its own implementation of that …

Unfortunately, some of the same code and frameworks uses the DP4 versions and do not build properly. BlastApp is one of these. I have tried to build it a few times with no luck. I …

I'm going to move this over to the Mac OS X Developer forum. Click through to find your post.

It seemed to work for me.

Any chance of putting the binary up somewhere? Philip Quote: Originally posted by JBL: It seemed to work for me.

Worked for me, too. Just opened it in PB and chose "Build" ... E-mail me if you'd like me to send you the compiled binary. ------------------ Be Happy.

Hi...thank's for the offer, but I got it to build. Silly mistake on my part. Philip Quote: Originally posted by mac freak: Worked for me, too. Just opened it in PB …

Maybe you've installed the tools as one user and are trying to use them with another user? Don't know if it's it but I got some weird behavior when I tried to use the tools as anot…

In general, to add jar files to the classpath in Project Builder you call "Add Framework" from the "Project" menu. The problem with JDBC is that the code will compile even if the …

I had a relatively easy time with following MySQL JDBC driver: http://www.worldserver.com/mm.mysql/ It also has excellent introductory documentation.

Could someone help me with this please?

Quote: Originally posted by parallax: Hello everyone! Can someone tell me how I should continue learning OS X dev stuff? I have the dev tools, and have built a few Car…

If you want you can also do Cocoa programming in Java if you like that language better. There is a tutorial on the webpage Ali mentioned that goes through the steps in making a sma…

Also check out Apple's recently posted "SimpleCocoaApp" which is a very small but fully functional sample program intended to familiarize newcomers to the process of writing softwa…

Thanks all!

You seem to be using OpenGL under Cocoa successfully already, but checking out Apple's sample OpenGL code might help: http://developer.apple.com/samplecod...SGL_Teapot.htm [This…

What includes are you including?

I'm including <GL/glut.h> and <stdlib.h>. Do I need more for an application that just uses OpenGL?

There are three tabs in the target options, one of these contains such options as optimization, etc.

apparently, they tell me, you need the developer tools. Sign up at Apple's website for an online ADC member ship, download the 60 megs or so..... greg ------------------ Though …

Well, I thought that there are compilers in OSX, but in any case I have all the developer tools, now what?

i deleted this, because what I had before sounded snippy. Scott pointed this out. My apologies [This message has been edited by anothermacguy (edited 10-30-2000).]