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Carbon is the only "real" language for big games (Warcraft III in cocoa would lag on an innumerable scale) and i can't find any information on how to do the GUI/Graphics/ other stuff for games in Carbon :( . Please if you have any help on that (OTHER THAN THE APPLE DEV SITE, it's useless :( ) I...

ok, no one even responded T_T Well, i found out i was using the wrong button type, but regardless I'm surprised no one replied with ANYTHING. :(

I have a (blue?) imac that came out mabye about a few months after the generic turquoise ones(you know, the ones where Apple stupidly labeled it "blueberry"). I updated to mac os x 10.1, and I'm not even CONSIDERING buying jaguar, thats just apple after your money. Anyways, i have: Mac OS X...

I was struggling to grasp the aspect of carbon programming in the GUI using interface builder(i don't know the raw-code way yet, and don't correct me on that stance with technicalities please :D ), and I got to the point where the "moon travel planner" can calculate all the different modes of...

It's the error in the program if the file isn't found, you know, the "error, the file couldn't be found" part. I use apple's dev tool, Project Builder.

YES, all the file paths SHOULD be correct... but for some reason it gives an error message, it has to do with something else... ...unfortunately, i'm going to fail this class, damn mr. donaker :mad: :mad: :mad: :mad: :( :( :( :mad: because this is just ridiculous, ive literally spent 3/4 OF...

i dont use terminal gcc, i use the next-best-imitation of it(Well, actually a connector to it), Projectbuilder. It comes with the dev tools CD, its basically gcc without all that infuriating typing, the program does it for you. project builder is basically gcc with an interface.

yarrgh i just cant seem to figure otu whats wrong, it'll either give an error that it cant find the file before.txt or it just makes an empty after.txt file!! //due to lots of hw, i didn't bother doing any of the tag stuff to make the alligators be ignored. If you'd like the assignment...

i did remove it... it still doesnt work :( the after.txt file is completely empty. What the program is supposed to do is remove whitepsace characters at the beginning of lines and replace the first whitespace character with an integer value. Heres an example: //Before whats its supposed to...

Im sure all you bordlanders have seen this program, but i cant get it to dang work. Have a look: (no syntax errors reported, it compiles fine , but the output file is empty. including header files is fine, tthe forum just doesnt like alligators.) #include <iostream.h> #include...

it IS a file for dos, hence windows core IS DOS(or Ms-Dos, its all the same to me..) anyways, curses.h is the supposed mac os x/unix equivalent.

ARGHH!!! STUPID CONIO.H!!! Why is it so (censored)ing hard to get help on something so simple as ascii animation!?! I'm almost on a major breakthrough with curses.h, but when i compile nothing i did shows. Someone told me to link something called termcap with curses, but i dont know how to do...

there's a book supplied with teh dev tools? where? all i saw were these updates log and this crap about cocoa that explained what it was.

i WOULD work with you on java, but you would mostly be doing the teaching ;) and thats because i know so little, i barely even remember how to do the java equivalent of cout (system.outPrintln("Hello, World!");?)

Would you all like to join me and make games as we learn C++? reply if interested.

YArggh!! stupid thing! We have to make a program that aproximates pi to...the 100th digit? I tried using the monte carlo method, but i'm stuck after this, have a look at the code: #include iostream.h // forum doesn't like alligators, so any blanks #include math.h // are just made by...

Well, I tried that in a simple program, the output is this(cout << "Without clear...etc.) : Without clear tput: no terminal type specified and no TERM environmental variable. With clear The program was this: #include iostream.h // the forum doesn't like alligators #include...

I looked at the headers, i couldn't find something even close to conio.h :( , does ANYONE know how to clear the screen and make the keyboard 'hot' in mac C++?

Neither IO or IOSTREAM .h exist in the include folder, yet when i do the #include <iostream.h> command it works just fine in project builder, is there any "unix sherlock" that i can use via terminal? :D Otherwise, i'm at a dead end :confused:

you dont need to use the gcc compiler, vi, or emacs, to get this done. There's a little thing called the developer's CD that came with mac os x.... Just open Project Builder (DEV CD) and choose new project, choose C++ tool, this is great. I am able to test my programs easily this way.