The procedure for creating an Objective-C project is the same as the procedure for creating a Java project.
Project Builder is the application typically used for creating and managing development projects. To launch Project Builder:
When Project Builder is launched, only its menus appear. To create a project, choose New from the Project menu. This action causes the New Project panel to appear.
All projects must have a name, a location in the file system, and a type designation. The New Project panel allows you to set all these things.
One convention, as shown in the example, is to have a subdirectory in your home directory named Projects.
The name of the project becomes, by default, the name of the project directory and the resulting program.
When you click OK, Project Builder creates and displays a project window. After it opens the window, it indexes the project.
You might want to look in the project directory to see what kind of files it now contains. Among the project files are:
main()
.You'll also see a file named PB.project . This file contains information that defines the project (don't modify this file either). You can open the project for subsequent sessions by double-clicking this file.