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    Thats pretty standard in C++ compilers. Visual...

    Thats pretty standard in C++ compilers. Visual studio and gcc will permit that. Those are the only compilers I use so I can't say for sure that all compilers will permit it, but so far as I an tell...
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    From what I was reading, the compiler isn't...

    From what I was reading, the compiler isn't limited to just C and/or Objective-C code. You can mix in C++ as well and it won't get upset.

    The Mac compiler (not necessarily the gcc port to OS X,...
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    I know, I was just saying that my opinions were...

    I know, I was just saying that my opinions were very shortsighed and sound pretty negative. I knew it and was stating that I expected them to be wrong.


    I thought they permitted all thee C...
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    I'll admit to not researching Objective-C fully...

    I'll admit to not researching Objective-C fully before coming to that conclusion, so I'm all set to be proven wrong.

    These headers, is it like including iostrem where it allows non-standard...
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    Thats definately on the list. Most of the things...

    Thats definately on the list. Most of the things I've programmed of late were various utilities and the like, so I have a requirement for threads, sockets and file/directory access as well.
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    Mac OS X Programming

    I recently recieved a Mac, complete with OS X. I was curious about programming on it. From all the reading I've done on it it seems the two C API sets are Carbon and Cocoa.

    Cocoa uses something...
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