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Re: N900 compared to iPhone v3, Palm Pre, N97
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More adopters, more apps. |
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The term 'devkit' is problematic anyway. The OP has listed languages, application and UI frameworks and whatnot in a single category, that's pretty much apples and oranges there. Especially as Maemo is a full-fledged linux, so listing languages and frameworks is a bit of a hmm. |
Re: N900 compared to iPhone v3, Palm Pre, N97
Awesome compare, thank you very much Architengi, add Google G1/G2 columns will be perfect.
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I could have guessed the results of the poll from the start, really. I think this forum is a bit biased... :p
Perhaps the poll should be about which device will be the greatest threat to the N900's impending popularity. That would be a bit more interesting. |
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About Objective C - is this the same as OpnStep C or NextStep C? If yes, this is an advanced OOP but it is different than C++. So iPhone cannot run C++ programs or Java programs. |
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Dunno about those languages, but I didn't say Objective C is C++, I just said it is not C. |
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Objective C is a superset of C++ and thus is generally a superset of C. You can add .cpp files directly to your Xcode projects, and I'm guessing the same goes for .c files.
What version it's a superset of is left to the reader. |
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If you call 'jailbreaking' equal to 'power user' then I think 'normal users' aren't able to do much on any device, including using Maemo's Application Manager. Jailbreaking is easy as pie, and the instructions are quite clear. Legal matter, sure, that might be a valid argument. But most users don't care for that and frankly, I believe I am fully in my right according to law here to jailbreak. I don't know about C++ applications, but if you have a look in Cydia there are tons of useful applications available on these repositories. To install them is about as easy as using Synaptic or Application Manager. |
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EDIT: Yes, not to contradict myself too much further, you are right, C++ is not a subset of Objective-C. |
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