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Showing posts with label questions. Show all posts

Monday, September 9, 2013

Re: CoreMidi questions

any comment is welcomed


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Sunday, September 8, 2013

CoreMidi questions

i'm writing Midi app on OSX. And i find there're 2 ways.

 

1.Core MIDI Server Framework Reference

using the APIs for operating the midi devices

 

2. Audio Unit

using the AUMIDIBase

 

i'd like to know what's differece between these 2 methods? And how you guys make choice in between?


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Friday, March 22, 2013

Obj-C++ in Xcode Questions

Hi. I have been learning a little bit of C++, using books and the internet. I have sucessfully made my first program in Xcode that converts celsius to farenheit and vice versa. I learned that in order to [easily] make an actual mac osx app/game/window, Obj-C is the way to go. But, since I already know a bit of C++ and like it, I have a quick question:

 

How does the process go of making a Objective-C++ program (with its own window) work with Xcode? Such as:

-how to make it (I assume 'Cocoa' because I have been playing with it)

-how to code it, which file to use (and changing it to Obj-C++, etc)

-how to compile/run/make it a complete relseased app

 

 

And also, using C++ to code the actualy bulk of the program and using Obj-C to make the GUI, is a good way to go right? - and how would that work, combining two languages...?

 

 

 

Thanks.


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Wednesday, March 13, 2013

Obj-C++ in Xcode Questions

Hi. I have been learning a little bit of C++, using books and the internet. I have sucessfully made my first program in Xcode that converts celsius to farenheit and vice versa. I learned that in order to [easily] make an actual mac osx app/game/window, Obj-C is the way to go. But, since I already know a bit of C++ and like it, I have a quick question:

 

How does the process go of making a Objective-C++ program (with its own window) work with Xcode? Such as:

-how to make it (I assume 'Cocoa' because I have been playing with it)

-how to code it, which file to use (and changing it to Obj-C++, etc)

-how to compile/run/make it a complete relseased app

 

 

And also, using C++ to code the actualy bulk of the program and using Obj-C to make the GUI, is a good way to go right? - and how would that work, combining two languages...?

 

 

 

Thanks.


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Thursday, February 21, 2013

Re: Newbie Development Questions

I know nothing about Dashcode apps.

 

But you need a paid developer account to install an app on an iPhone.


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Newbie Development Questions

Starting developing for the iPhone for an internal company app.

 

I have downloaded Xcode and Dashcode.  Built a couple of the tutorial apps and ran them on the Simulator. 

 

All that is good; however, I seem to be missing something. 

 

Am I correct in the following statements?

 

  1. Dashcode apps can be run on various device but cannot be installed on the iPhone?
  2. Dashcode apps must be hosted on a webserver or on a Mac?
  3. Xcode apps must have an Apple Developer Certificate before being installed on an iPhone?
  4. To get a Dashcode app installed on an iPhone I must wrap it within an Xcode app?  (I have done this and ran it on the simulator but have not installed it on an iPhone.)

 

My goal (like most) is to develop and install a simple app on my iPhone.

 

Thank you for your time and responses.

 

mlcc2000


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Newbie Development Questions

Starting developing for the iPhone for an internal company app.

 

I have downloaded Xcode and Dashcode.  Built a couple of the tutorial apps and ran them on the Simulator. 

 

All that is good; however, I seem to be missing something. 

 

Am I correct in the following statements?

 

  1. Dashcode apps can be run on various device but cannot be installed on the iPhone?
  2. Dashcode apps must be hosted on a webserver or on a Mac?
  3. Xcode apps must have an Apple Developer Certificate before being installed on an iPhone?
  4. To get a Dashcode app installed on an iPhone I must wrap it within an Xcode app?  (I have done this and ran it on the simulator but have not installed it on an iPhone.)

 

My goal (like most) is to develop and install a simple app on my iPhone.

 

Thank you for your time and responses.

 

mlcc2000


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Tuesday, February 5, 2013

Forgotten Apple ID security questions

Forgotten Apple ID security questions


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