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What do you suggest i learn how to do if i want to create applications (for iphone) and video games (xbox 360), i know its not going to be easy but i have to start somewhere. 2. this is a site that should teach me how to do it but it tells me that i have to know two things b4 i begin so, can u recommend a program for me or a tutorial that i can learn how to do them. 3. I use a mac book, i was reading a bunch of articles and stuff and i was wondering if there was a difference between C and C, i also would like to know which one would be better for me to learn, that way i can try and for fill my dream (lol) of designing a video game and making applications(for the iphone), Thanks for your help.

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If Xcode is the way, then please guide me through the right direction,Ive been programming on C for a while now and just discovered a few months ago that it was under command line utility in Xcode.

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I find that developing software using Microsoft Visual Studio and Windows is much easier and less of a hassle.

If I need to do my work on my Macbook ProiMac, I just use Parallels to run Windows XP.

If you do decide to VMDual Boot in the end, Visual Studio Express is free.

As the current mac version is, though..

I really suggest using MS Visual Studios.

Im not sure if it is part of macos proper.

It may be. I also installed the (free) apple developers CD content.

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The OP is looking for a C compiler which is provided by the Mono project not as part of the Mac OS X dev tools.

So since Mono 2, they are putting some effort into more or less native looking Windows.Forms --AND-- native Gtk-support (where they actually use the native Gtk port from Imendio.) MonoDevelop and the Mono-based iTunes-Klon Banshee are now running as native GUI applications on OS X.

However, Mono apps still look very alien on OS X, and it will probably take them a couple of years to get this done right.

Sure, there is Cocoa, a MonoC-binding for Cocoa, but theres not enough development power behind it and its also not really what a C developer wants to use, I think.

Is there -any- C developer out there who wants to use anything other than System.Windows.Forms and the Visual Studio Form Designer) For server-side development, Mono has been working great for a long time already on OS X.

If thats what you want to do, then nothings holding you back from using C on OS X.

For C-based game development on OS X, you should look at the game development tool called Unity.

It uses a modified and embedded version of Mono and you can code all your game logic in C -- and ONLY on the Mac - in it.

There is also an additional tool available for it that can deploy your games to the Wii console AND THE iPHONE Check out unity3d.com for more info and a demo.

On the homepage of the Mono project, they are also running a survey specifically for OS X users what features of Mono they would be mostly interested in.

Mono still fully supports PowerPC Macs (although Banshee only runs on Intel Macs), which is probably thanks to Novells enterprise customers who run large servers on Linux with Power 56 CPUs.

As one of the very few remaining distributions, Novell openSUSE officially also still supports PowerPC architectures, by the way.

If youre using BBEdit or TextWrangler, you can also find an older but still very well working codeless language module for C somewhere on the web.

Still if you want an IDE, download the plugin for XCode to use mono, look at the website: Take a look at the example.

What do you suggest i learn how to do if i want to create applications (for iphone) and video games (xbox 360), i know its not going to be easy but i have to start somewhere.

I use a mac book, i was reading a bunch of articles and stuff and i was wondering if there was a difference between C and C, i also would like to know which one would be better for me to learn, that way i can try and for fill my dream (lol) of designing a video game and making applications(for the iphone), Thanks for your help.

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