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May 25th, 1999, 11:11 PM
Is there any development software which is similar to Microsoft's DDK
in Macintosh environment?
my E-mail is xch4@hotmail.com

Oliver Kinne
May 26th, 1999, 02:06 AM
Are you talking about DDK, the Device Driver Kit, or SDK, the Software Development Kit?

If you talk about SDK, CodeWarrior is a very useful and powerful development environment for the Mac. You can develop for Pascal, C, C++, Java for Mac, Windows, etc. Really powerful.

If you need a DDK for Mac, I'm afraid I can't help. But I'm not sure whether there is a Device Driver Kit for Macs.

atif_ilm
December 13th, 2003, 04:07 AM
Originally posted by Oliver Kinne
Are you talking about DDK, the Device Driver Kit, or SDK, the Software Development Kit?

If you talk about SDK, CodeWarrior is a very useful and powerful development environment for the Mac. You can develop for Pascal, C, C++, Java for Mac, Windows, etc. Really powerful.

If you need a DDK for Mac, I'm afraid I can't help. But I'm not sure whether there is a Device Driver Kit for Macs.

can u guide how can i program macintosh using Microsoft Vc++6.0 .
thanks

Oliver Kinne
December 13th, 2003, 09:20 AM
As far as I know, there is no such thing as a Microsoft programming development environment on Macs.

All you can do is program a Mac in C++ (and other languages) using CodeWarrior, but that doesn't mean you can simply re-compile what you programmed on a PC on your Mac, since they're both running different operating systems and consequently have different application programming interfaces (APIs).

Oliver.