Back to XCode

Breaktime is over, and I'm already reading, watching, and coding!

First, good news.  I'm having some more spare time, and hope this is going to speed up my learining process.  I still have not got any specific outcome regarding my part-time job, but this will be known very soon, practically on Tuesday, June 7th.

Another good news.  WWDC is opening tomorrow, and though not attending I'm very excited to see all the updates, announcements, and keynotes to be available online.  Of course, Steve Jobs keynote, which is set for tomorrow, is my primary interest, also the details about the upcoming products and services.

And finally some not so good news.  I've decided to free up some space on my laptop's hard drive this morning and deleted the old XCode 3.2 thinking what could possibly go wrong?  Well, something has broke, and my blank template file produces errors and won't compile!  More so, all the examples I've coded before produce the same type of error:  XCode 4 can't find links to <iostream> and to <iomanip>.  I've tried many different things, but my best guess is that those libraries were from XCode 3.2 installation, which is now gone.

So, why that last news is not really a bad one?  Because on my main MacMini everything works just fine (I had enough luck not to delete XCode 3.2 from it), and I also have backup of my laptop, so I hope to recover what I've deleted.

Glad to be back!))