Thanks for the pointers. Never heard of litesql or Thrift before.
I never did ObjectiveC before, but it has been relatively painless to
pick up.
I am still not quite clear on memory usage and such, but getting there.
Almost hate to say this, but, now it would be nice if WebObjects went
back
to the future and used ObjectiveC and conversely if Cocoa had EOF.
Objects, objects, everywhere.
Ok, time to investigate these technologies.
- j-
On Jun 15, 2008, at 10:16 AM, Pierce T. Wetter III wrote:
On Jun 4, 2008, at 5:43 AM, James Cicenia wrote:
Now that I have created my first iPhone app, I see the need for a
velogenerator to create Objective-C files.
Recreating them in Objective C while learning Objective C hasn't
been the most fun.
Here at work we've been putting together some interesting stuff
based on CoreData, sqlite, litesql, Thrift, and mogenerator.
What we do is create data models using the XCode modeler. Then we
use mogenerator to create output files for litesql and Thrift.
If you go to the litesql site, our last package is posted up there.
We have a revision to mogenerator to generate multiple template
files in one pass, name the files based on the templates, a whole
bunch of cool stuff.
If you're doing iPhone development, you should definitely check it
out.
Pierce
Definitions:
sqlite - A flat-file database, available on <cough> certain mobile
platforms.
litesql - A C++ Object Relational Mapper for sqlite (Not as good
as EOF)
Thrift - An Object Request Broker from the facebook guys.
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