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Me and Mark Publishing's Blog: Writing C++ Programs on Mac OS X If anyone reading this has any questions or comments about the material in the original post, which was about writing C++ programs on Mac OS X, ... 2.
Me and Mark Publishing's Blog: Setting Up SDL for Eclipse on Mac OS X There are four things you have to do to get SDL working with Eclipse on Mac OS X in addition to what I outlined in my SDL tutorial. ... 3.
Me and Mark Publishing's Blog: New Xcode Tip: Supplying Launch ... I added a tip to the Xcode Tools Tips page on supplying launch arguments for command-line programs from Xcode. This information is tucked away in the ... 4.
Me and Mark Publishing's Blog: Using Saturn on Intel Macs To use Saturn to profile your code, you must compile your code with either the -pg compiler flag (Generate Profiling Code build setting in Xcode) or the ... 5.
Me and Mark Publishing's Blog: ZeroLink Jan 8, 2007 ... As its name suggests, Xcode skips the linking stage when you build with ZeroLink. When you run your program built with ZeroLink, Xcode links ... 6.
Me and Mark Publishing's Blog: Using Saturn on Intel Macs Using Saturn on Intel Macs. I read a post on Apple's performance and optimization mailing list that tells you what to do to use Saturn on Intel Macs. ... 7.
Me and Mark Publishing's Blog: Writing C++ Programs on Mac OS X If anyone reading this has any questions or comments about the material in the original post, which was about writing C++ programs on Mac OS X, ... 8.
Me and Mark Publishing's Blog: Writing C++ Programs on Mac OS X If anyone reading this has any questions or comments about the material in the original post, which was about writing C++ programs on Mac OS X, ... 9.
Me and Mark Publishing's Blog: SDL File Loading When Running from ... SDL File Loading When Running from Visual C++'s Debugger. I was testing some texture loading code on Visual C++ 2005 and 2008. The code compiled fine, ... 10.
Me and Mark Publishing's Blog: Writing C++ Programs on Mac OS X If you have Mac OS X 10.4, there should be an item called Xcode Tools on the Mac OS X ... You have three options for writing Mac GUI applications in C++. ... |
