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> I figure this should be somewhere, but I have not been able to find an
> answer.
> How does mac organize their stuff? I can't find any c++ headers or
> libraries on my system. When using xcode I can't figure out how to dig
> into the libraries to get specific info on how to call certain things,
> or even what is there that I;m not yet familiar with. The closest
> thing is some binary called libstdc++.a.
> Where are these tings stored on the systm? How are they stored? How
> can I look through all the .h and .cpp the classes and etc that I want
> to learn more about?
Look in /usr/include and its subdirectories. Just like on any Unix
system. in the Finder, open an ordinary window, then type
<Command><Shift>G and type in the path:
/usr/include
> what are some good resources on the net for learning how to use xcode
> on plain vanilla c++?
Stevens book on Unix programming.
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