Posts Tagged ‘Objective-C’

This post was derived from an article on compiling Objective-C programs in Windows using gcc under GNUstep. That great article also provides details on compiling in Linux and Mac OS X (outside Xcode).
1) Download and install GNUstep System and GNUstep Core. I used 0.24.2 stable release of GNUstep to compile these notes but they may [...]

It’s not spectacular, but everyone must start somewhere.

Black Bear Pass (Colorado) — Warn winch advertisement, ca. 1975

The upgrade to Genesys 7.6 in December went off pretty much without a hitch, and with the upgrade came changes to T-Server and URS logs so I’ve been spending some time during the last quarter updating Genalyze. I’ve also found some spare time to continue with Leafpile development, both Java and Objective-C implementations.
Needless to say, [...]

The ThinkPad received an OS upgrade this weekend. Not to Windows Vista, but to a brand new installation of Ubuntu instead. XP, while quite nice and serviceable, was simply running too slow, even after a fresh install back in October, and I really didn’t feel like re-installing again or worse, upgrading to Vista.
It was a [...]

I just finished reading Stephen Kochan’s Programming In Objective-C. Since I’ve been wanting to do some Mac and iPhone development, I figured this was a good place to start.
Overall, I thought it was a good effort, but certainly not the best. On the negative side, I found a surprisingly large number of grammatical and spelling [...]

I’m about 50% complete with the Java implementation of Leafpile but have decided to put development on the back-burner while I focus on learning to write Mac applications. In fact, why not simply port what I have now over to a Cocoa application. Mac is back in service again, and I’ve really been itching to [...]