[DannyVTim]

Which development enviroment are people using for cocoa development in c?

I would think that code warrior is far and away much better of and IDE then project builder etc. But, I've been poking around in CW 6, and it doesn't seem to support OS X yet. Is this correct?

Are most programs currently in developement using PB?

[Angus_D]

Originally posted by DannyVTim:
<STRONG>Which development enviroment are people using for cocoa development in c? </STRONG>

Cocoa Development is done in Obj-C (a superset of C).

<STRONG>I would think that code warrior is far and away much better of and IDE then project builder etc. But, I've been poking around in CW 6, and it doesn't seem to support OS X yet. Is this correct?</STRONG>

CodeWarrior Pro 6 DOES support OS X, but only for CFM Carbon development.

CW Pro 7 has Mach-O support, and I'm sure I heard someone say that it will support Cocoa development, but I don't know for sure (and I've never heard anything officially).

<STRONG>Are most programs currently in developement using PB?</STRONG>

Well, I think that most big programs are under development in Carbon, and if you have a large codebase from OS 9 and earlier, CW is definitely the way to go. But all Cocoa apps are under development in PB just because it's the only way to go at the moment (although I think that more than a few people would switch to CW if they could, but there are also a lot who won't be able to because of the prohibitive cost ).