Free compile software for mac

Drop Compile compiles and links C, Objective-C and C++ source code files by dropping them on Drop Compiles floating window.

Equation Compiler Plugin is a REALbasic plugin which compiles a user entered string containing a mathematical formula into machine language for rapid evaluation.

Only two functions are needed for the plugin. They are compile() and evaluate(), both of which can take a variable number of arguments.

The compile() function can take from 1 to 7 arguments. The first is the function text. The remaining are the string names of the user variables. Their order defines how the plugin uses the arguments of the evaluate function. The return type of compile() is a Boolean, true for a good compile, false for a bad one.

The evaluate() function takes from 0 to 6 arguments. These are the input double values for the variables defined with compile{}. With no argument the function has no variables, as say 2*exp(3.5). The return type of evaluate() is a double which results from evaluating the function.

Dock Image Example 1.0 is considered as a convenient to use program which shows how to manipulate from your application (Objective-C/Cocoa) the image appearing in the Dock. With just a few lines of code, you can provide some feedback on your application state by changing the Dock's image. The example was made under OS 10.1 but should compile fine with OS 10.0

Requirements: Mac OS X Developer Tools

Make Invisible 2.1 is equipped many useful features which helps you easily create background applications in REALbasic. Drop your Mac OS X application (PEF format only) on the application or main window and create a new resource file with a modified plst resource. Now drop this resource file into your REALbasic project and compile it. The new compiled application is now invisible. This application is freeware and provided as is. Donations are welcome.

Enhancements:

• Now an universal binary application.
• Moved project to Realbasic 2007r5 and newer plugins.
• Now compatible to Mac OS X 10.5.

Requirements:

• Mac OS X
  

MI-FX is a simple shader editor tool for graphics programmers. MI-FX uses NVIDIAs CgFX shader effect framework to help you design vertex and pixel shaders with the high-level GPU programming language Cg, which is similar to HLSL. MI-FX is open source and currently provided as a source code package only. You need to compile the Xcode project to run the application.
Main features:
- Compiles and executes CgFX files.
- Extracts meshes from X3D XML and Blender files.
- Creates texture objects from PNG images.
- Highlights CgFX syntax.

MakePerlDroplet 1.0 is regarded to be a useful AppleScript droplet that helps to direct MacPerl to check the syntax of a Perl script and compile the script as a droplet. If there are syntax errors, they will be displayed in the "MacPerl" window and the script will not be compiled.

Requirements:

• AppleScript and MacPerl are required.
• MakePerlDroplet has only been tested with a PM8500 running MacOS 8.0
• AppleScript 1.1.2, and MacPerl 5.2.0r4.
  

We start off with a piece of software which is of interest to a tightly-focussed group of folk - a port of the Spice electronic circuit simulation program to the Macintosh (MacOS Classic and MacOS X Public Beta - the port is carbonised).
The port is very straightforward - the source was downloaded from Berkeley and minimal changes made to allow it to be compiled (with Metrowerks Code Warrior Pro 5) for any PowerPC Macintosh.
Kiva Design offers absolutely no support whatsoever for this software. However, if you do find errors, by all means fix em and report back - well post the corrections.
Enhancements:
- CW Pro 6.2 can now compile Spice3f4 with optimisations.

Open Script will take a selection of a message in Entourage and move it to a Script Editor window and will attempt to compile it as applescript. This is intended for use where you receive scripts by email (typically from mailing lists etc.) and want to try them out or modify them.

Normally you would have to select the script, choose Copy, Open the script editor, make a new window, chose Paste & then compile. This script automates that process, making it possible to just select the text and run this script.