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Re: Computing Editorial (please read)
MagerValp <MagerValp@cling.gu.se> writes:
>OS X ships with a full development suite (IDE, debugger, compilers,
>GUI builder, etc) on a separate CD. I can't remember if gcc and the
>include files are installed by default with the OS or if you need to
>install the developer CD for that. Probably the latter.
Actually, I think it comes with it by default now -- no CD was required.
When I re-installed 10.2 on my dual G4, the developer tools were put on
the hard disk as as an optional .pkg. Double-click, install, et voila.
It includes a full developer suite including gcc, make, UI development,
resource/app package management and AppleScripting.
Total cost: free with Jaguar.
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