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I would like to accomplish something like what is being done in this post: Constants in Objective-C however, i would like to construct an NSDictionary. if i do something like: constants.h extern NSArray *const mFooKeys; extern NSArray *const mFooObjects; extern NSDictionary *const mFooDictionary; constants.m NSArray *const mFooKeys = [[NSArray alloc] initWithObjects: @"Foo", @"Bar", @"Baz", nil]; NSArray *const mFooObjects = [[NSArray alloc] initWithObjects: @"1", @"2", @"3", nil]; NSDictionary *const mFooDictionary = [[NSDictionary alloc] dictionaryWithObjects:mFooObjects forKeys:mFooKeys];

We have an iOS app which has been approved for release with its version 1.0 and we submitted a minor update, version 1.1 that was also approved, and is "Pending Developer Release". The date set for first availability in "Rights and Pricing" is a month from now. The question is the following - is it possible to submit another update (lets say version 1.2) without forcing the app to go live early? That is, if we click "Release this Version" on the app version 1.1 page, will it actually make the app go live in the app store immediately? Or will iTunes honor the date in "Rights and Pricing" and

Edit : Array should be CvMat or IplImage is not an error message specific to this issue, that's the only most relevant error message i got. I'm trying to make an *.exe out of an application using opencv. I'm using Python 2.6 and openCV 2.1 . I can run part of the *.exe, i'm having a menu from where i can choose to process some pictures from 2 differents sources my webcam & a static image. The static image part works but when i'm chosing the webcam here is the output: OpenCV Error: Bad argument (Array should be CvMat or IplImage) in unknown function, file ..\..\..\..\ocv\opencv\src\cxcore

Or should I just copy all the files from bin\Release\ excluding .pdb? UPD : UPD 2 : That is what I've found in the Advanced settings at the Build tab. Is it what I'm looking for? To make a release build in VS 2010 express you need to change the build configuration for the project from Debug to Release. To do this you need to access the configuration manager which is hidden by default in VS 2010 Express Editions, to enable it Click Tools > Settings > Expert Settings Configuration Manager should now appear as an option in the Build menu and you should be able to change the active build

I have an iPhone app that I have started to turn into a universal app, however the process is not complete and I want to release an update to the iPhone version. I know that you can specify device capabilities in the Info.plist file to restrict your app to certain devices, but how can I do this to prevent the unfinished universal version from appearing in the iPad store? Is checking the LSRequiresiPhoneOS BOOL entry (in the Info.plist file) enough? Thanks! progrmr You could use the UIRequiredDeviceCapabilities and specify that you require "telephony" in your info.plist. That would keep it off

Does Github offer the option to create release-page for a project? I've noticed it let you create different tag for the source, but couldn't find the UI/web where I can add release notes, built package(s) and all that. VonC Update 2d July 2013 , you now can define a release . Releases , a workflow for shipping software to end users. Releases are first-class objects with changelogs and binary assets that present a full project history beyond Git artifacts. They're accessible from a repository's homepage: Releases are accompanied by release notes and links to download the software or source code