Mac Forum / Programming / Mac Programming / October 2006

I know OS X is famous for it's linking errors when using C++ and make,
but I unfortunately have some legacy code which I would like to compile
and run on my OS X machine.  The code complies correctly and all the
correct headers have been incldued. I have managed to get rid of all

Hi. I have a Mac application. It's NOT a universal binary, but it IS a
carbonized application. It runs on Mac OSX, and old Mac OS's back to OS
8.6 as long as the user has the CarbonLib extension active. My app, by
the way, is VERY simple...just one file, the application...no other

I am new to OS X (and macs in general).  I have a small active X
control I would like to port to OS X for Firefox and Safari (and using
universal binaries I hope).  All the code is currently C++.  I've
bought a MacBook and several books on the various technologies, however

I am a beginner learning mac os x programming (Beginnnig Mac OSX
programming -wrox press book) Right now I am working on cocoa and
interface builder
From the IB palette, I dragged the NSOutlineView (under pallette>cocoa

I have a bunch of .c files I need to use in a project. I had added the
file(s) into my project, which compile fine, but attempts to call
routines fail as the references aren't resolved.
This code isn't as widely used as a library, but if that's the solution,

I've got an app project with a drawer containing a table and a search
field but I can't seem to get them fixed in the right place. In the
DrawContentView displayed in Interface Builder the content starts at
the top of the view. In the built app it's about an inch lower with

I am a dotnet developer and trying to use the itunes sdk available at
the apple site to build my custom application to communicate with
iTunes. I have successfully build that as a windows form application
and is working fine. Now i have decided to build that application as a

Hai all
I newbie in cocoa.I am now with font manager devolopment. The proj
want to read font from CD.I can read data from cd and use the data.but
I cant to eject cd wen application loaded and readed once from CD.After

I am trying to verify the existence of a certain file in my Application
Support folder using a shell script. The fact that the name of this
folder contains a space seems to be causing my test to fail. If I put
the file in say ~/Library so that the file path contains no spaces, ...

I have a CustomView "myView" and made "subviews of" to get an
NSScrollView in much the same way as in Hillegass "Cocoa
Programming...".
The problem is when I run the application my scroll bars have scrolled

I'm currently playing around with dynamic libraries and like to work
from the bottom up & understand the technology.
I've written a function...
  #include <stdio.h>

Just wondering where the custom icons for directories are stored.
Thanks,
Dale

I am just starting to leardn C++ (I don't know whether which flavor, I
am learning from Deitel & Deitel, Program in C++) and also starting to
use Xcode. I want to know is there a good book for Xcode ?
Thanks

I am running Mac OS X 10.4.7 and am trying to compile a C program.  I
need to use gcc-3.3 as that is what Matlab requires (using the mex
function).  Anyway, when I try to compile it can't seem to find cc1:
$ gcc-3.3 -o bob bob.c

How can I get a copy of the iPod SDK?
Apple's site has a picture of an iPod running Bejewled. I'd like to
port some of my own software to it as well.