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I want to know what was the first version of GCC that supported Objective-C ?
Yep. I see this question as likely to be moved to meta or something.
But in any event, the answer you want is 1988.
(which I found by looking in Wikipedia under the "Popularization through NeXT" section)
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Does anyone know:
What does the word Odoo stands for?
If it is not an abbreviation, then what does Odoo means?
It doesn't really mean anything, but it could be said to be an acronym for: On Demand Open Object. It's just the new name for OpenERP, which they didn't like.
For reference: odoo.com
Its Just a name they chose it because odoo provides more than OpenErp for example Web site modules
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I saw quite a few examples with maps around the net with
MapView.showsUserLocation=TRUE;
What would be the corresponding equivalent with message passing notation?
That depends on the property declaration. In the standard case when no custom setter is declared it is:
[mapView setShowsUserLocation:TRUE];
Note that you probably want YES instead of TRUE.
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I'm trying to register on a forum (http://www.docx4java.org/forum) but i don't know the Human captcha :S
The question is:
"Think of the names of popular Java IDEs. Tell me a part of human anatomy which is a substring of an IDE name."
Well, 'lips' is a substring of Eclipse. And 'foot' is a substring of Greenfoot.
Well, I think you are looking at lips. From Eclipse.
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The company I work for is about three and a half years old but we haven't started developing software until recently. Is the less than three years old rule absolute or will they make exceptions?
I don't realy know if that's the reason you are interested in bizspark but if you sign up for the free software through this:
http://www.asp.net/downloads
and then follow the links on the e-mails, you can get legitimate copies/keys of the software!
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This journal appears to have went out of print over decade ago. When did it go out of print (I have looked online and do not access to an academic library)? Was it superseded by another journal of similar lineage?
Wikipedia (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/JOT:_Journal_of_Object_Technology) claims that it was replaced by the Journal of Object Technology. I do not see the articles from JOOP online, though, other than as lists of tables of contents.