OK, This is completely annoying me to say the least. Can anyone advise me on the best settings for an iPhone and a Mac application please? I want to use the c++ programming language, but so far nearly everything I've seen has been about objective c. I thought you could use any programming language you wanted, or is it Apple law that you have no choice but to use objective c? I don't want anything fancy for my programs, just to have it in its own little window rather than command line stuff, and i only really want the code I put there, not a load of other files. I did try using g++ which compiles stuff just fine, but if I'm to make my programs into .app files or whatever, I've got to use xcode I guess, since if I compile with g++ and then give my executable file the .app extention, I get the message saying that the classic environment is no longer supported. Sorry for the cross posting to the lists, but I seem to be getting nowhere with this and google is not my friend. Well, the only stuf I have found is mainly old stuff. Thanks for any suggestions etc though. <--- Mac Access At Mac Access Dot Net --->
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