deja vu all over again?

From: Kenny Tilton (ktilton_at_nyc.rr.com)
Date: 11/30/03

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    Been reading up on the new Mac OS X developer IDE, preparatory to a
    port of Cello to OS X, hence first a port of Freeglut to OS X.

    Turns out they have worked out a way to link C/C++ on the fly, so you
    don't have to go thru a whole link every time you recompile one
    source.

    They point out that this also means you can continue from an error
    without quiting the failed run, just edit, recompile, and continue
    from the error.

    Hmm. I wonder what happens to existing C++ instances. :)

    Anyway, this all seems so familiar, just can't figure out why....

    :)

    kenny

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