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why - Version: 9.5, 5/4/2005 04:52PM PST
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aristotle1990
would anyone prefer this over xcode? xcode is free, powerful, and produces really nice programs. i am just curious as to how this differs from xcode. please reply.
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Precompiled headers - Version: 9.4, 8/21/2004 10:10AM PST
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Dr. Teeth
He means that the headers are precompiled for 10.2 instead of 10.3. Which is a somewhat arbitrary decision since CW supports 10.2 and 10.3 as the development environment. It's really not a big deal since it's trivial to recompile all of your libraries and precomps. I suppose they could just ship several precomps made on a bunch of different versions of the OS (i.e. by using the SDKs) but that's not really something I need.
re: - Version: 9.4, 8/20/2004 12:47PM PST
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Fredrik Andersson
Eh? Code Warrior used precompiled headers since forever. please look up facts before you just throw out some random comment.
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Otherwise a great product; and I hope metrowerks keeps improving it!
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Otherwise a great product; and I hope metrowerks keeps improving it!
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