SRL Archive - NOTA

C


Goodpeople

2009-06-25 08:27:05

aight, well im looking to accually learn, and i dont do to well with just reading, anyone willing to teach me C oves msn? im looking to write an iPod/iPhone app.. but obviously i dont have a clue on what to do…
please and thank youu
Goodpeople :duh:

Tniffoc

2009-06-25 09:35:59

Google a C tutorial. Plus, Iphone/ITouch apps are written in a derivative of C which is made for Object Oriented Programming called Objective C. Join the club of people looking for a good tutorial.

HyperSecret

2009-06-25 09:48:46

There also is a C/C++ Programming section here at SRL. Should post this there…

rogue poser

2009-06-25 11:37:46

i think the i phone sdk uses managed C, in addition to that, i think you actually need a mac operating system to use the sdk. i tried to jump through hoops and install it in fedora but no dice after hours of… skrewing with it.

Shuttleu

2009-06-25 11:58:04

you need a mac to write iphone apps
i tried to find one that will work on either windows or linux but no go :(
and i cant seem to find a version of mac that will work on my pc :(
i love my amd processors until it comes to installing mac

~shut

EDIT: if your going to learn it for iphone apps then you would be better off learning C++ which is a OOP as well

Daniel

2009-06-25 15:17:22

From: Shuttleu
you need a mac to write iphone apps
i tried to find one that will work on either windows or linux but no go :(
and i cant seem to find a version of mac that will work on my pc :(
i love my amd processors until it comes to installing mac

~shut

EDIT: if your going to learn it for iphone apps then you would be better off learning C++ which is a OOP as well

You need to pay for the Windows developer version. Mac version is free, Windows is not.

Shuttleu

2009-06-25 15:55:14

but i searched for a windows version and i cant find one anywhere
link please?

~shut