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There are many other technologies in OS X that are C based such as the core services, Quartz and OpenGL, in fact the only 2D/3D rendering technology i can think of that uses Objective-C is Core Animation.
C is still widely used in the layers of OS X, however Cocoa is the preferred API now for developing on OS X, and i think it should be. It's object orientated paradigm is indeed a lot more powerful and efficient for developing large applications.
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I like your laid back commentary style - very enjoyable, makes me feel like I am a guest in your house! :-). Thanks!!
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I would love to learn Programming but right now High School and basketball are eating my time away.
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carbon contains framework for OS9 but its not in itself, it is the procedural programming and access to BSD layers directly. Cocoa is OOP and has its own framework.
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That tells you that carbon was thought to use the C framework from OS 9, since you can use objective C in carbon anyway.
The difference between carbon and cocoa is that they use different frameworks, right? Carbon uses a now obsolete framework. And you also can program in C in Cocoa... so, I understand why they're trying to deprecate carbon.
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heh, I can see you have some HD 2O1 Senn's.
I got them as temporary since my eh150's broke.
But I hope to get either HD 448 or 595's.
Where did you get your rails shirt?! I want one!
KOvitt224 2 years ago
I think it was at a comp expo, I do not remember. :P
mrbit10 2 years ago
Apple is DROPPING Carbon support? I thought the issue was that they weren't making it 64-bit.
thebsdguy 2 years ago
essentially that is dropping Carbon
mrbit10 2 years ago