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Re: Apple moving to Intel

Re: Apple moving to Intel

2005-06-09       - By Jasen Jacobsen

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Thanks for the reply Eric.

--- In Carrara@(protected), Eric Winemiller <ewinemiller@(protected)>
wrote:
> Jasen,
>
> I don't have any inside knowledge, this is all pure speculation on
my
> part, but I would be really surprised if metrowerks doesn't update
> codewarrior to support both platforms. That's what those guys do,
have
> you ever seen the list of all stuff they can compile to, amazing?

Yes, I've seen their site and the list.  They make good stuff and
are certainly smart enough to pull of Mac x86 if they want to.  
Curiously, though (if I read their site correctly), you can't even
BUY a Mac version of CodeWarrior now.  What's up with that?

And it's curious that Steve said CodeWarrior users will have to move
to XCode, not that Metrowerks will be updating CodeWarrior.  That
seems strange to me.

> They may of course decide to skip it at which point eovia probably
would
> not have a choice and the next version of Carrara would have to be
made
> XCode friendly. That would certainly make a lot of plug-in
developers
> happy,

Me too.  As a programmer who'd like to dabble in plug-in
development, CodeWarrior is a big barrier to entry on the Mac side.  
I see all these little but useful plugins being churned out on the
Windows side and wish I could do that.

> Charles has
> mentioned several times that he doesn't like to do platform
specific
> optimizations so there is no Altivec code or anything like that
which
> would need to be fixed.

I wonder if that would make Carrara run nicely under Rosetta?  
Things I'm reading say Rosetta emulates a G3, and surprisingly well
for SOME tasks.

> Personally I can't wait for a dual core Pentium M powerbook that I
can
> dual boot windows on or run windows apps full speed using Wine
and/or
> Virtual PC. I will be able to not purchase/eliminate/consolidate 3
> machines with that.

Yes.  The ability to boot or run Windows at near native speeds will
be great for folks who run OS X because they WANT to and keep
Windows around because they HAVE to.

- Jasen.





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