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I'm not sure what you mean by 42 compiler. Are you referring to GCC 4.2? Have you tried it?
 
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I'm not sure what you mean by 42 compiler. Are you referring to GCC 4.2? Have you tried it?

that's the problem which am facing "clang: error: -fobjc-arc is not supported on versions of OS X prior to 10.6"
 

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What version of OS X are you using? If you're using something prior to 10.6, it's going to be difficult to find modern SDKs that will work with your OS.
 
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What version of OS X are you using? If you're using something prior to 10.6, it's going to be difficult to find modern SDKs that will work with your OS.

10.9 xD look i've found something might to be useful,when i gave my program a Download URL for text file it has read the text file successfully but if i'll work that way i'll face a problem with uploading files,so i though about uploading the text files via URL but the problem is how to get that URL
 
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What version of OS X are you using? If you're using something prior to 10.6, it's going to be difficult to find modern SDKs that will work with your OS.

if it is difficult,what will i do then!
 

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10.9 xD look i've found something might to be useful,when i gave my program a Download URL for text file it has read the text file successfully but if i'll work that way i'll face a problem with uploading files,so i though about uploading the text files via URL but the problem is how to get that URL
I haven't got a clue. How are you opening a connection to the file? Are you using some sort of protocol or are you simply loading the file over http?

I'm out of solutions other than to once again suggest using something like MySQL (database). This is the best solution and there are many videos and tutorials available for this.
 
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I haven't got a clue. How are you opening a connection to the file? Are you using some sort of protocol or are you simply loading the file over http?

I'm out of solutions other than to once again suggest using something like MySQL (database). This is the best solution and there are many videos and tutorials available for this.

what about iCloud SDK? i believe it supports OS X 10.9 for sure and i won't face many problems but i just fear paying 100$ as am a beginner so such a membership won't be so much useful for me at least this year
 

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