Posts Tagged C++
Utilities: Filename Randomiser
Posted by Adam in Programming, Windows on Wednesday October 28, 2009
Program Information:
This is a small program to change the filenames of all files in the target folder to something random and uniform. This may be useful for, as an example, a number of photos in a directory that are displayed in filename order.
It should go without saying that if you run this on a directory it will rename everything in that directory, so take care.
Mixing C++ and Objective-C code using XCode
Posted by Adam in OS X, Programming on Tuesday October 20, 2009
WARNING: Please read before continuing ▼
Difficulty: Expert
Time: varies
Last Updated: 20th October 2009
Applies to: Objective-C
With the release of the iPhone SDK and the growing popularity of OS X, Objective-C is becoming the language of choice for a significant amount of projects.
One inescapable fact in the programming world is the existence of legacy code. Moving to a new language typically means porting or rewriting existing code entirely in the new language. In the case of Objective-C, most existing C and C++ code can be used directly.