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Posted: 07 March 2002 06:19 AM [ Ignore ]
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read the thread, please post any suggestions? I’m learning C now, and I have much interest in cocoa and UNIX programming. (apple’s dev tools is on my list of stuff to get)

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Posted: 07 March 2002 03:04 AM [ Ignore ] [ # 1 ]
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For development tools, you get pretty much what you want with the Developer’s Tools cds. You also get a C compiler, Perl is preinstalled, etc.

 

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Posted: 07 March 2002 06:19 AM [ Ignore ] [ # 2 ]
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In general… what he said. 

If you are into scientific/array intensive programming made easy IDL, or MATLAB (expensive), or http://www.Octave.org (free but not quite up on par with the others). 

if you are really dying to mess with compilers I think you can get GCC3 to compile on OS X now. 

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