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by bk21 16y ago
I am using Xcode 3.2.6 on MacBook, Xcode 4.0.2 on iMac. After I came back home, I checked it. As you said it build successfully. I think Xcode 4.0.2 is smarter than 3.2.6 and automatically correcting the configuration. You uploaded the new
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by bk21 16y ago
I installed Xcode 3.2.6 in default directory(/Developer). I downloaded example code http://examples.oreilly.com/0636920010180/ Download the example code again to start from the scrach. For just one example, check "Allocating and Initializ
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by bk21 16y ago
If he uses latest Xcode and KNOWS how to use Xcode 3.2 or Xcode 4, he will find it. (Remove the frameworks with the wrong path. Add the necessary frameworks to Project. Set the base configuration to latest iOS. Change the settings for devic
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by bk21 16y ago
Do you think anyone in the review http://oreilly.com/catalog/0636920010180#reviews downloaded the sample code and compiled any one of the projects with Xcode 4 or 3.2 with iOS SDK 4.x? I am wondering how someone who does not even try to c
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by bk21 16y ago
Hi Brian, Thanks for great offer. It is a great honour to be a tech reviewer for O'Reilly. However, for some personal reason I can't accept your great offer. I believe you can find better tech reviewers than me. For erratas, - Learning iPho
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by bk21 16y ago
I don't think many of reviewers know even how to compile the source codes not to mention how to program it. The authors seem to mob their friends or families to post favourite reviews that are just superficial. ---------------- Especially B
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by bk21 16y ago
In fact some books are good(+) and others are terrible(-). I recently have read a few O'Reilly books on iPhone programming. + Head First iPhone Development: The authors' penetrating and clear explanation is the reason why we pay for a book