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Originally Posted by polykodek Hi folks,
Basically, i'm in a bit of a dillema. I'm currently taking a computer science degree (first year) in uni. C++ is pretty much okay at this point; unfortunately, my PC recently ran into some 'issues', so i'm having to frequently visit the labs on campus to do my work (visual basic 6.0).
Anyway, my room-mate has a powerbook, running OSX. I've been told that I can use it to do some C++ programming while the labs are closed, but I have no idea on where to start. He has Xcode installed on the laptop, if its any help.
I'm completely new to all of this; first time i've even touched a mac, let alone use one! Any help will be appreciated.
Cheers,
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Need more info about the compiler you're using at uni.
One thing for sure though: You'll have a uni account that you'll be to log into via the internet (using Terminal application on OSX) and thereby be able to edit/compile/run the code using the uni's resources.
Kap