... Objective- C on the Mac ForiOSandOS X Scott KnasterWaqar MalikMark DalrymplevContents at a GlanceForeword xviiAbout the Authors xixAbout the Technical Reviewer xxiAcknowledgments xxiiiWorking ... book’s source code, go to www.apress.com/source-code/.viiContentsForeword xviiAbout the Authors xixAbout the Technical Reviewer xxiAcknowledgments xxiiiWorking with This Book xxvChapter ... Objective- C 7Deconstructing Hello Objective- C 12That Wacky #import Thing 12ContentsxivChapter 14: Blocks and Concurrency N 239You’re Never Too Old to Play with Blocks 239Blocks and Function Pointers...
... located in the 02.01 - Hello Objective- C folder.To create the project, start by launching Xcode. You can find the Xcode appli-cation in /Developer/Applications. We put the Xcode icon in the ... beneath the user interface, such as data structures and communication mechanisms. All the programs in this book are based onthe Foundation framework. Learn Objective- Conthe Mac Copyright ... uses the .m extension to indicate a file that holds Objective- C code and will be pro-cessed by the Objective- C compiler. File names ending in .c are handled by theC compiler, and .cpp files...
... (for iOS) toolkits. Cocoa and Cocoa Touch are written in Objective- C and contain all the elements of theOSXandiOS user interfaces, plus a whole lot more. Once you learn Objective- C, you’ll ... most) applications that have a true OSX or iOS look and feel.In addition to presenting Objective- C, this book introduces you to its companion, Apple’s Cocoa (for OS X) and Cocoa Touch (for ... 1 Chapter 1HelloWelcome to Learn Objective- Conthe Mac! This book is designed to teach you the basics of the Objective- C language. Objective- C is a superset of Cand is the language...
... YesterdayCocoa and Objective- C are at the heart of Apple’s OSXandiOS operating systems. Although OS Xand especially iOS are relatively new, Objective- Cand Cocoa are much older. Brad Cox invented ... running.2. Select File ➤ New ➤ New Project.3. Choose Application onthe left and Command Line Tool onthe right.4. Click Next.5. Type BOOL Party as the Project Name, and click Next.6. Click Create.Edit ... Objective- C code and will be processed by the Objective- C compiler. File names ending in .c are handled by theC compiler, and .cpp files are the province of the C+ + compiler. (In Xcode, all this compiling...
... Cocoa and Cocoa Touch. Learn C, Objective- C, and Cocoa, and you will have everything you need to develop even the most complex Macintosh applications. Learn C, Objective- C, and Cocoa Touch, ... applications that feature the Mac look -and- feel with buttons, scroll bars, and windows, you’ll need to finish this book, then learn Objective- Cand Cocoa (for the Mac) or Cocoa Touch (for iOS ... Learn Conthe Mac and does a great job taking you from C to Objective- C. Learn Cocoa onthe Mac was written by Jack Nutting, Dave Mark, and Jeff LaMarche (Apress 2010). It completes the...
... that contains the code for Hello Objective- C. Hello Objective- C. m contains boilerplate code, kindly provided by Xcode for each new proj-ect. We can make our Hello Objective- C application a ... everyone wants to be able to develop forMacOSX or the iPhone these days, and it’s no wonder. TheMac is a fun and powerful platform, and Objective- C is a wonderful language for writing code. ... MATTEDalrympleKnaster Learn Objective- Conthe Mac Companion eBookAvailableMore advanced Mac and iPhone development For Jerri Shertzer—teacher, mentor, friend—MarkCHAPTER 2: Extensions to C 13Here’s another...
... own OS 9. As you will see, the core components of OSX — Cocoa, Mach, IOKit, the XCode Interface Builder, and others — are all direct descendants of NeXTSTEP. The fusion of two fringe, niche ... Advanced functions (such as repair, or HFS+/HFSX conversion) will require write access.flast.indd xxxflast.indd xxx 9/29/2012 5:55:35 PM9/29/2012 5:55:35 PMxxxiiINTRODUCTIONTABLE I-1: Host ... specifying which demo is based on which device and OS, the shell command prompt has been left as is, and by the hostname you can easily fi gure out which version of OSX or iOSthe demo can...
... to the seasoned security professional new to the Mac. Enterprise Mac: MacOSX Snow Leopard Security contains detailed MacOS X security information and walkthroughs on securing your Mac environment, ... the book are seasoned Macand security professionals, having built many of the largest network infrastructures for Apple and spoken at LinuxWorld, MacWorld, DefCon and Black Hat onMacOSX ... good practice to make them as complex as possible by including numbers, letters, or special characters, such as !, @, #, or $. The more complex the character selection, the more secure the password...
... when the task is not yet executed:dispatch_async functionExecutes a block object on a dispatch queue.dispatch_async_f functionExecutes a C function on a dispatch queue. The dispatch_sync method ... 2).dispatch_after_fDispatches a C function to GCD for execution after a given period of time, specifiedin nanoseconds. This function accepts four parameters:Delay in nanoseconds The number of nanoseconds GCD has ... methods in Objective- C. Block objects, together with Grand Central Dispatch (GCD), create aharmonious environment in which you can deliver high-performance multithreadedapps in iOSandMacOS X. What’s...
... 1,2.1where t ∈ R.Thenϕt x is strictly convex for x& gt;0.Here,weusethenotation0log0: 0.Proof. Since ϕt x x t−2> 0forx>0, therefore ϕt x is strictly convex for x& gt;0.Lemma ... interval I for which x 1< ;x 2< x 3,then x 3− x 2f x 1 x 1− x 3f x 2 x 2− x 1f x 3≥ 0. 2.4Lemma 2.4. Let f be log-convex function and if, x 1≤ y1 ,x 2≤ ... Orderings, and Statistical Applications,vol. 187 of Mathematics in Science and Engineering, Academic Press, Boston, Mass, USA, 1992.2 J. Peˇcari´ c and A. U. Rehman, On logarithmic convexity for...