Perhaps there is a chance that we will see 64-bit Carbon in Mac OS X 10.5.3 or something, what do people think? Mac OS X 10.6, will it still be possible to write a state-of-the-art GUI-based application in C++ for it? Or is C++ simply the wrong language for Mac OS X programming? I want my application to feel like a true, first-rate Macintosh application with a modern user-interface (and not look like some application written in the dark ages).Īlso, what are my long-term prospects? When Apple releases e.g. However, is it at least possible to write a 32-bit native C++ application on Mac OS X that has the same look-and-feel as a 64-bit application written in Objective-C? Now, my application doesn't need to be 64-bits at this point (although it would be nice).
However, Apple has stated that it will not provide a 64-bit version of Carbon, at least not for the UI-portion, see. I understand that Cocoa only works with Objective-C, so I would need to use Carbon. I'm a Windows developer interested in developing a (graphical) application in C++ to run on Mac OS X.
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