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> Isn't the answer obvious? How many MFC devs are there working primarily in OSX or linux? None, because you can't, the same reason you don't see many iOS deve

by flukus 10y ago

> Isn't the answer obvious? How many MFC devs are there working primarily in OSX or linux? None, because you can't, the same reason you don't see many iOS developers using windows. I don't know if there are many people that want to work that way or if it's worth supporting, but your current argument is circular reasoning at it's finest.

vsl 10y ago
Yet Microsoft supports, and was investing heavily in, iOS development in Visual Studio on Windows...
- pjmlp 10y ago
  As long as you have a Mac and an iOS device to connect to.
  - EpicEng 10y ago
    I know, total PITA. Why can't I run my iOS app on Windows?! Screw you M$! ...
EpicEng 10y ago
My argument was that it makes absolutely no sense to develop an MFC app on OSX. I asumeyou'll want to, you know, run the thing, right? well get out your Windows VM! C'mon, how is this not completely obvious...