Developing for Apple?

which books have you found?

As a non-Mac user, the only thing that comes to mind is NeHe, whose OpenGL tutorials have been ported to every platform on Earth, and then some. I believe they use SDL on Macs. It''s really the bare minimum you need to know to develop for one, but I guess it''s a good starting point.

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I work on Macs quite often.

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Visit developer.apple.com. Their documentation is best found online, with examples.

What development tools are you using? A lot of people use Objective-C, and Project Builder. Personally, I use C/C++ and the CodeWarrior IDE.

The Mac development community is not nearly as big as the Windows community, so it can be tricky at times.

Things you should learn first:

Understand the Sillyballs program that CodeWarrior creates (if you have codewarrior).

Learn QuickDraw.

Learn about Navigation Services.

Files on the Mac are different than windows. No FILE *fp anymore for you. FSSpec and FSRef are on the menu.

Cheers,
Will