[speedyblah]

ok, this is what we have a pc game, opengl, directx networking, c++ reality engine.

porting:
opengl - no brainer
directx networking - need to replace it with bsd sockets (have to work on pc to get the two versions compatible..)
c++ - how hard is it to port c++? to either carbon but preferably cocoa.

please help out!

the easier it is the more likely you will see this game on macos x.

[Dalgo]

I'm kind of new to Objective-C and Cocoa but from what I've seen I think that you'll want to use Carbon if you are porting something with a lot of C++ code in it. If you wanted to make it Cocoa you'd have to rewrite all of your classes and stuff. Cocoa is 100% backwards compatible with regular C, but is not compatible at all with C++. Stuff like the new and delete operators just don't exist and a lot of stuff is done differently. I think that your best bet would be to Carbonize your program. That way you'd have a lot less to rewrite.

[Dalgo]

Oops! Double post.

[This message has been edited by Dalgo (edited 12-26-2000).]