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I'm not sure this is what you need but i'll give you the basics for running an opengl/glut-based program using Xcode. <ol> <li>Create a new empty project, name it whatever you want</li> <li>Under the project menu click "New Target"</li> <li>On the left menu select "Cocoa", then click "Application", name it whatever you want</li> <li>You should have a new window called "Target 'your-program's-name' info" </li> <li>Under the tab "Build" scroll all the way down to "GCC_PREFIX_HEADER", double click the value (wich should be something like "$(SYSTEM_LIBRARY_DIR)/Frameworks/AppKit.framework/Headers/AppKit.h", delete this line, click ok.</li> <li>Close the info window</li> <li>Right click your project's name, click Add > Existing frameworks > Select "OpenGL.framework", click add. </li> <li>Again, right click your project's name, click Add > Existing frameworks > Select "GLUT.framework", click add.</li> <li>Right click your project's name, click Add > New File > under the "C and C++" tab, select C++ file, click next, name it whatever you want. (make sure it's being added to your project and target), click finish.</li> <li>You're now ready to build and run any c++ project using OpenGl.framework and GLUT.framework</li> </ol> -You can use command + enter for building and running and command + shift + enter for closing an active window. -When you require input from the user you should run it from terminal, compile like this: "gcc -o func2d func2d.c -framework carbon -framework OpenGL -framework GLUT" where func2d is the name of your application executable and func2d.c is the c file used The imports required in case you don't have them are: <pre><code>OpenGL/gl.h OpenGL/glu.h GLUT/glut.h stdlib.h </code></pre>
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