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D.gnu - Cross compiler Win->Mac available?
Hello, can I use D on Windows and create an executable file that will run on the Mac as well? And if yes, do I need Apple's libraries? Can I download them off the web? Any step-by-step tutorial available? How about a cross platform GUI toolkit for D that works with, say, Win, Linux, and Mac? Thanks heaps, Billy Jul 31 2005
Billy wrote:Hello, can I use D on Windows and create an executable file that will run on the Mac as well? And if yes, do I need Apple's libraries? Can I download them off the web? Any step-by-step tutorial available? Jul 31 2005
In article <dcj3e5$f3e$1 digitaldaemon.com>, =?ISO-8859-1?Q?Anders_F_Bj=F6rklund?= says...For the low-level libraries, Apple do provide the source code... Things like Carbon, Cocoa and Quicktime aren't available, though. But the Darwin portion is at http://developer.apple.com/darwin/ Sep 13 2005
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