Subject | Re: Developing on MAC with Firebird 2.0.3 |
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Author | Chris Peters |
Post date | 2008-02-07T19:43:40Z |
Hi Fulvio,
I do development on MAC OS X using Objective-C. I think ( not sure)
it can interface with C++ code. Do you mind sharing your code (just
that part that connects to Firebid will be fine)? I would like to
test it out. Thanks. Also, thank you for your tip that FB is
installed as Framework.
Chris.
--- In firebird-support@yahoogroups.com, Fulvio Senore <mailing@...>
wrote:
I do development on MAC OS X using Objective-C. I think ( not sure)
it can interface with C++ code. Do you mind sharing your code (just
that part that connects to Firebid will be fine)? I would like to
test it out. Thanks. Also, thank you for your tip that FB is
installed as Framework.
Chris.
--- In firebird-support@yahoogroups.com, Fulvio Senore <mailing@...>
wrote:
>very
> Chris Peters ha scritto:
> > I have been using Firebird 2.0.3 with .NET very well, and very
> > happy. Now I need to do a fairly medium size database system onlatest
> > MAC OS (Leopard).interface
> >
> > Does Firebird interface very well with XCode and Cocoa? What
> > shold I use for the development. For example, there is aQuickLite
> > middleware for SQLite. .NET provider for C# interface withFirebird.
> > What do I need to use so that I can use Firebird with XCode andCocoa.
> > Do I need to write raw C code to develop on MAC?library
> >
> I have just ported a program to OSX. The program uses the IBPP
> to access Firebird and I have used XCode without problems.use a
> Firebird itself is installed as a framework in OSX so you need to
> special linker switch (-framework).not
> Cocoa is Objective-C and IBPP is C++: I am not an expert and I do
> know if you can integrate the two languages, but I think that it isfor them.
> probably possible.
> Maybe there are also higher-level interfaces, but I did not look
>
> Fulvio Senore
>