Newbie Developer Forum

(1) I am trying to find the source code for the system time shown in the Deskbar
since I am working on some app that should run in the background.

Anyone knows where this part of code is located in Haiku code tree?

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(2)
#include

int main()
{
printf("Test!");
return 0;
}

I got the following result:
/boot/develop/lib/x86/start_dyn.o: in function '_start':
start_dyn.c:(.text + 0x57): undefined reference to 'main'
collect2: ld returned 1 exit status

If I want to output something to the stdout, what should I write? Does it mean
that any app on Haiku has to be GUI-based? By the way I use Paladin as my IDE.

In the process of getting a BeBox. Mad at myself for selling my other one and hope to have one in Jan 2011. Plan is to use it in my office and also start learning how to program. I am a Mac owner so have no PC to install Haiku on other than Virtual PC on a Mac Mini and doing it virtual. Prefer to learn on BeBox anyway.

So, curious coming from a non programmer newbie, will learning to program on a BeBox running BeOS Pro 5.03 help me and be similar to creating apps with Haiku on an Intel box down the road or are the just so different?

tj

Hey all i wonder how difficult it would be to port googles V8 or newly released crankshaft javascript rendering engines to haiku (both are stand alone projects now written in C++)

What are your thoughts, it would be nice to integrate a engine like this into Web+

Cheers :-)