A guided introduction and learning path for developers new to Carbon.
Carbon is a 32-bit procedural API for developing Mac OS X
applications. Carbon provides backward compatibility for existing Mac OS
X software, while serving as a stepping stone for developers porting
procedural applications from other platforms.
Carbon enables C/C++ developers to take advantage of Mac OS X features,
including the Quartz 2D graphics library, an efficient
event-handling mechanism, and multiprocessing support. In addition, other
industry-standard C/C++ APIs are available to Carbon developers, providing access to such
services as the OpenGL drawing system, the Mach microkernel, and BSD
operating-system services.
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