I want know the different levels of memory warnings programmatically using objective C.Is there any procedure to get that.
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I want know the different levels of memory warnings programmatically using objective C.Is there any procedure to get that.
I want know the different levels of memory warnings programmatically using objective C.Is there any procedure to get that.
I did some searching with Google, and found this thread on Stack Overflow that describes how to do it:
How to get IMEI on iPhone? - Stack Overflow
That thread, in turn, points you to Erica Sadun's site. She's a well-regarded iOS developer and author on iPhone development.
It sounds like it is possible, but only by using a private framework. Thus you can do it, but if you try to submit an app to the store that uses a private framework it will be rejected.
So, for your own private use it's possible.
Is there an officially supported way to get imei?
I did some searching with Google, and found this thread on Stack Overflow that describes how to do it:
How to get IMEI on iPhone? - Stack Overflow
That thread, in turn, points you to Erica Sadun's site. She's a well-regarded iOS developer and author on iPhone development.
It sounds like it is possible, but only by using a private framework. Thus you can do it, but if you try to submit an app to the store that uses a private framework it will be rejected.
So, for your own private use it's possible.
Is there an officially supported way to get imei?
I have literally called around to no fewer than 25 different colleges/universities around the US and cannot find any place that teaches Objective C. Thought I'd reach out to all of you. Is there anywhere in the contiguous US that actually teaches the class? There are several places that teach a week long course, but I'm looking for something more robust.
A little bit about myself. I used to program 25 years ago using structured languages including assembler, ada, C. I recently changed careers and got into game design. I came out with 2 products I designed myself for Fury Software using their implementation of scripts. So now I am stepping up and we are pushing forward with iOS games for the company and myself. I am a windows person and have got my mac-mini to learn Objective C. My head is going to explode.
I have been at this for 3 weeks with Big Nerd Ranch books, Lynda.com, and other resources I am using. But I simply can't grasp my head around the syntax and format objective C is written in. Really I don't know why anyone would want to write code this way?! Seems a lot more work than its worth.
I actually looked at C++, a language I never learned, and I could understand its syntax far better and I could probably code in it right now with little help.
object.action ( parameter, parameter ) makes sense to me.
[object action:parameter action:parameter]
gives me a headache to look at
especially when it looks like this
[object [object action;parameter]:parameter action:parameter]
I am looking for a resource that will let me learn this in a different way.
Very frustrated person. If I'm in the wrong forum please redirect. Also I can't sign up as a developer for 3 weeks now? Says its down?!?!
I am almost at the point I want to get a cross-platorm software and code in C++.
clang: warning: argument unused during compilation: '-fobjc'ld: warning: directory not found for option '-Foundation'ld: framework not found -Foundationclang: error: linker command failed with exit code 1 (use -v to see invocation)
Initially i realized that clang was missing. So after a google search I installed "command line tools" from xcode preference. Now I'm getting this error. Can someone tell me what it means?
I'm following the example in stephen kochan's programmin guide and using the following command to compile from command line...
Neeravs-MacBook-Pro:Stepen Kochan neeravkothari$ clang -fobjc -framework -Foundation main.m -o prog1
Thanks for your time going through this...
Neerav