I don't believe that Code Warrior will be updated for Intel Mac, but
the market for PPC binaries isn't going to disappear for a long time
yet. (mind you long is very relative in this industry).
The fact that it can now work with NIB files and compile Objective C
puts it (in todays environment) on par with Xcode (you can even
compile Xcode projects from CW), so I'm guessing it's popularity /
relevance is going to come down to just how optimised their compiler is.
This I suspect is going to make it much easier for people with CW
projects to move them over to Xcode once the market begins to move in
that direction though...
On 01/11/2005, at 9:14 AM, Jerry Fritschle wrote:
CodeWarrior 10 for Mac has just been announced. The pro edition
even seems reasonably priced.
I'm confused a bit, because I thought CW was end-of-lifed with the
onset of the Intel Macs, and XCode ruled from now on. Steve would
certainly have us think so. :-)
I have an older version of CW, but have used it for little more
than a learning tool. My serious development efforts, to this
point, have been with RB.
I'm interested in anyone's opinion in whether investing further in
CW is warranted, when learning to work in other environments when
developing for Mac.
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