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Darren New <dne### [at] san rr com> wrote:
> And objective-C, I thought? Isn't Obj-C what all the Mac stuff is written in
> at the system layer?
I count Objective-C as an example only if Visual Studio Express supports
it out-of-the-box. Does it?
(I'm using VS Express as the "standard" compiler for Windows because
it's the only one I know which is free and is very well integrated with
the system. I would like to count the various Windows ports of gcc as well,
but in my experience they are clumsy and awkward to install/use and don't
integrate very well with the system. No flamewars on this, please, it's just
an opinion.)
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- Warp
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