not sure I agree totally there. This particular question perhaps might
get a better answer on the iPhone portal forums but many of the iPhone
questions posted here are as relevant to general Cocoa as the
objective-C memory management, XCode building and other related
questions which are asked and answered here daily. Apple's done an
amazing job of porting to the iPhone and there are more similarities
than differences between OSX Cocoa and iPhone Cocoa/Cocoa Touch and
some of the APIs from Touch seem to be heading back to mainstream.
I started with an intention to write for iPhone but what I've learned
here has taught me a lot about 'thinking Cocoa' and now I write
libraries using common classes and test them on OSX (because it's
easier) and leave the iPhone/OSX stuff for the presentation layer for
whichever platform I'm targeting, which is where most of the
differences lie.
There are definitely questions (like this one) which will get a better
answer on an iPhone-specific forum, just like questions about build
settings should probably go to an XCode list, but I think this list is
a great place for anyone using any flavour of Cocoa to learn the
common design principles which make up the platform.
On Mar 9, 2009, at 11:50 PM, Ricky Sharp wrote:
You should send such questions to the dedicated iPhone portal
discussion forums.
In fact, many of your questions should have gone there instead of
this list as they were not general Cocoa.
Sent from my iPhone
On Mar 9, 2009, at 10:41 AM, James Cicenia ja...@jimijon.com wrote:
Hello -
While testing on my phone, the iPhone just quits my app and doesn't
write a crash log or such.
How does one debug this?
Thanks
James Cicenia
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