Mac Forum / Programming / Mac Programming / January 2006

I am using cocoa, xcode, and objective c on 10.4.
How can I get code to run when my application starts up?  Specifically,
I'd like to fill a NSTableView with the contents of the user's
'Documents' folder when my app starts... any ideas on how to accomplish

im trying to use cgal (www.cgal.org) with xcode. but when i try to
compile one of the examples i get a number of errors. i think, the
problem is, that xcode uses gcc instead of g++. the makefiles provided
with cgal use g++, and compilation works fine when i use them with

If a person has access to the s, e, and f parts of a floating point number according to IEEE 754-1985 specification, how would one convert a string of human readable numbers to the floating point value and vice versa?
mind you, i'm writing a new binary floating point number system ...