Can't rebuild 9.2 Libraries

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Mike G - 23 Jun 2004 16:02 GMT

I'm updating our 8.3 project to run w/9.2 and I'm prompted to rebuild
the MSL libraries. I do so and I get errorr while rebuilding the MSL
MacHeaders-Mach-O targets. This is the error:

Error: declaration syntax eror (...) limits.h line 1
../gcc/darwin/default/machine/lim

If I go to /usr/include/machine where limits.h lives from the
terminal, do a cd ../gcc/darwin/default/machine/lim it fails. default
isn't actually a folder is a link to the current limits folder
(2.95.2). How do I get passed this? I need to rebuild the libs and
I'm stuck there.

Thanks,
-Mike

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MW Ron - 23 Jun 2004 18:16 GMT

>I'm updating our 8.3 project to run w/9.2 and I'm prompted to rebuild
>the MSL libraries. I do so and I get errorr while rebuilding the MSL
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>(2.95.2). How do I get passed this? I need to rebuild the libs and
>I'm stuck there.

I'm sorry, but I'm kind of confused... are you updating a project with
9.2 or are you updating 8.3.

The error you are seeing, is the same error you get when rebuilding MSL
on OS X 10.3 the solution there is to install the optional 10.2.x SDK
and point to that as the Mac OS X Volume instead of /

Is that what you are doing? If so I can provide you with more detailed
informnation.

The other thing that might be going on is you have recursive folders in
your access path for usr/include and usr/lib don't do that, but that
shouldn't be that in the default settings.

Can you provide more information about what exactly you are doing and
when it happens. There is no reason to rebuild a MacHeader just because
your project is going to a new format, hence my confusion.

Ron

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Mike G - 23 Jun 2004 23:55 GMT

> I'm sorry, but I'm kind of confused... are you updating a project with
> 9.2 or are you updating 8.3.

Acutally, I just installed 9.2 and it prompted me to rebuild my MSL libraries
so I did. In doing so, the rebuild failed.

> The error you are seeing, is the same error you get when rebuilding MSL
> on OS X 10.3 the solution there is to install the optional 10.2.x SDK
> and point to that as the Mac OS X Volume instead of /
>
> Is that what you are doing? If so I can provide you with more detailed
> informnation.

I am rebuilding MSL on OX X 10.3.4. After doing this, I'll take my CW 8.3
project and update it.

> The other thing that might be going on is you have recursive folders in
> your access path for usr/include and usr/lib don't do that, but that
> shouldn't be that in the default settings.

It isn't recursively searching the folders. I'm just building the
BuildMacOSXPrecompiled.mcp project that ships with 9.2.

> Can you provide more information about what exactly you are doing and
> when it happens. There is no reason to rebuild a MacHeader just because
> your project is going to a new format, hence my confusion.
>
> Ron

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MW Ron - 24 Jun 2004 04:36 GMT

>> I'm sorry, but I'm kind of confused... are you updating a project with
>> 9.2 or are you updating 8.3.
>Acutally, I just installed 9.2 and it prompted me to rebuild my MSL libraries
>so I did. In doing so, the rebuild failed.

It shouldn't I'm assuming you have a registered version of CodeWarrior
already activated. Are you sure the error was in Mach-O and not the
classic or Windows versions.

>It isn't recursively searching the folders. I'm just building the
>BuildMacOSXPrecompiled.mcp project that ships with 9.2.

It should have worked, let me know more on what happened.

Ron

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Mike G - 24 Jun 2004 13:32 GMT

> It shouldn't I'm assuming you have a registered version of CodeWarrior
> already activated. Are you sure the error was in Mach-O and not the
> classic or Windows versions.

Maybe this is where I'm going wrong. I have an evaluation version
that's valid for 15 days. We're looking into possibly upgrading to CW
9 since we're currently using 8.3 and need to develop for 10.3. We
thought upgrading to 9 would be the correct solution. So... is it
possible that my evaluation version doesn't allow me to rebuild the
libs?

Thanks Ron,
-Mike

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MW Ron - 24 Jun 2004 17:09 GMT

>> It shouldn't I'm assuming you have a registered version of CodeWarrior
>> already activated. Are you sure the error was in Mach-O and not the
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>possible that my evaluation version doesn't allow me to rebuild the
>libs?

That is correct it does not allow you to create libraries, or shared
libraries even the ones it uses such as MSL

Ron

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