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I have phonegap app and I wish to port it to Mac OS X Is there any similar to phonegap platform that make it possible to build native apps for Mac OS X from web apps. I also interested in Windows and Linux. I wish to be able to hide app in tray and create dialog windows. UPDATE I selected Cordova/PhoneGap that now support Mac OS X. When I asked question PhoneGap had no support on desktop but think change. I expermented with MacGap which was a port of Phonegap to OSX. https://github.com/maccman/macgap You are a little limited in features. For writing HTML/Javascript applications that run on OSX

I'd like to start by saying I am a computational biophysicist, not a software engineer, so my knowledge of programming is limited to scientific computation (I use C++, Matlab, and R). I was recently asked to port a huge package of code (~10,000 lines) to Linux from MS Visual C++, where I've been developing some code. They knew I was writing in Linux and didn't tell me until nearly a year later that they wanted it integrated with old code in Windows. To be honest, I have no idea where to start. I was able to put together a MakeFile and compile successfully, but I get a segmentation fault, which

I am porting a game written in C++ to Android using NDK. I need to know how much memory it consumes while running. I am looking for programmatically way to find the memory usage of Android application written in C++. In Java, you can check the native memory allocated/used with: Debug.getNativeHeapAllocatedSize() Debug.getNativeHeapSize() See: http://developer.android.com/reference/android/os/Debug.html#getNativeHeapAllocatedSize%28%29 http://developer.android.com/reference/android/os/Debug.html#getNativeHeapSize%28%29 The two functions based on JonnyBoy's answer. static long

The Psyco docs say: Just for reference, Psyco does not work on any 64-bit systems at all. This fact is worth being noted again, now that the latest Mac OS/X 10.6 "Snow Leopart" comes with a default Python that is 64-bit on 64-bit machines. The only way to use Psyco on OS/X 10.6 is by recompiling a custom Python in 32-bit mode. In general, porting programs from 32 to 64 bits is only really an issue when the code assumes a certain size for a pointer type and other similarly small(ish) issues. Considering that Psyco isn't a whole lot of code (~32K lines of C + ~8K lines of Python), how hard could

ladies and gentlemen! Very often on my job I meet the following requirement from the client, when developing android applications: "make it look like and iPhone app". Yes, I know, that the best way is to offer him canonical Android design with all these patterns like dashboard, using menu button etc... But sometimes this is not the case, as instead, I have to make it look and animate just the same. It's frustrating. Can you guys, please advice me an android library (if there is one) with iOS-like UI elements? Many thanks in advance, I'm looking forward to hearing from you! To expand on Martyn

I am porting liblarch , a library for handling directed acyclic graphs, from PyGTK (GTK2) to PyGObject introspection (GTK3). I ran into the problem with GtkTreeView. The app using liblarch needs to sort GtkTreeView by a column but in the same time, the user can drag-and-drop rows, move a row under another row. For that I had to manually process dnd_data_get() and dnd_data_receive() which is perfectly okay. There is the minimal setup for GtkTreeView which works under PyGTK. Rows are sorted and the user can move rows around. #!/usr/bin/python # -*- coding: utf-8 -*- import gtk window = gtk

Is it possible to import a Confluence xml dump into Mediawiki? If so, any guidance will be appreciated. Thanks for you assistance! There is a converter from Confluence to Twiki: http://twiki.org/cgi-bin/view/Plugins/ConfluenceToTWikiAddOn and converters from Twiki to MediaWiki: https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Twiki Here are a few markup translation tools: Confluence to MediaWiki Converter Wikifier Doxia Mylyn Still working on if this is a solution or not, but.... from confluence export the space, as HTML then using https://github.com/svick/LINQ-to-Wiki spider from the created index.html page

I am working on porting a Java codebase to Cocoa/Objective-C for use on desktop Mac OS X. The Java code has lots and lots of methods with checked exceptions like: double asNumber() throws FooException { ... } What's the best way to represent these in Objective-C? Exceptions or error out-parameters? - (CGFloat)asNumber { ... // possibly [FooException raise:format:]; } or - (CGFloat)asNumberError:(NSError **)outError { ... } I have the sense that out-errors are generally the better solution for Objective-C, but as you can see... a lot of methods like the one above will be quite awkward-looking.

im trying to port application from cygwin to visual studio 2008 express but im getting this error : error C3861: 'strcasecmp': identifier not found in this type of code: if (!strcasecmp("A0", s)) .... what is the replacement in vs? i can't find any thing in the net add this to your precompiled header (or some other config.h) #ifdef _MSC_VER //not #if defined(_WIN32) || defined(_WIN64) because we have strncasecmp in mingw #define strncasecmp _strnicmp #define strcasecmp _stricmp #endif Look for int _stricmp( const char *string1, const char *string2 ); 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions