Subject | Re: [firebird-support] Developing on MAC with Firebird 2.0.3 |
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Author | Fulvio Senore |
Post date | 2008-01-19T08:12:42Z |
Chris Peters ha scritto:
to access Firebird and I have used XCode without problems.
Firebird itself is installed as a framework in OSX so you need to use a
special linker switch (-framework).
Cocoa is Objective-C and IBPP is C++: I am not an expert and I do not
know if you can integrate the two languages, but I think that it is
probably possible.
Maybe there are also higher-level interfaces, but I did not look for them.
Fulvio Senore
> I have been using Firebird 2.0.3 with .NET very well, and very veryI have just ported a program to OSX. The program uses the IBPP library
> happy. Now I need to do a fairly medium size database system on latest
> MAC OS (Leopard).
>
> Does Firebird interface very well with XCode and Cocoa? What interface
> shold I use for the development. For example, there is a QuickLite
> middleware for SQLite. .NET provider for C# interface with Firebird.
> What do I need to use so that I can use Firebird with XCode and Cocoa.
> Do I need to write raw C code to develop on MAC?
>
to access Firebird and I have used XCode without problems.
Firebird itself is installed as a framework in OSX so you need to use a
special linker switch (-framework).
Cocoa is Objective-C and IBPP is C++: I am not an expert and I do not
know if you can integrate the two languages, but I think that it is
probably possible.
Maybe there are also higher-level interfaces, but I did not look for them.
Fulvio Senore