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Mac Forum / Programming / CodeWarrior / April 2005rez compiler and MachO
Dang. It would appear that the rez compiler knows nothing about __MACH__ I have a shared resource that I would like to use with both a PEF and a MachO target, but it seems that I cannot share a common prefix file btween the C compiler and the rez compiler. Is there any way to differentiate between these targets in the rez compiler? Does it assert some other symbol? [10.3.8, CW9.4] TIA, harry > Dang. It would appear that the rez compiler knows nothing about > __MACH__ [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > differentiate between these targets in the rez compiler? Does it assert > some other symbol? Each target has its own rez preferences. Just use that to assign each target its own rez prefix header file and you can easily do what you want.  SignatureDavid Phillip Oster > Each target has its own rez preferences. Just use that to assign each > target its own rez prefix header file and you can easily do what you > want. Yeah I considered that, and indeed did just that to test. But one of the hopes of going to CW9.4 was to help me eliminate excessive prefix files; and the new compiler prefix panel does that. Dont quite understand why the same technique (ie, a text panel) was not then applied to the rez compiler, and to the plist compiler. So an option is to create yet another special prefix file, or I might also consider creating a new version of the resource file that seems to have this MachO sensitivity. Either way its a new addition to the fileset. Sigh... -harry > I have a shared resource that I would like to use with both a PEF and a > MachO target, but it seems that I cannot share a common prefix file > btween the C compiler and the rez compiler. Is there any way to > differentiate between these targets in the rez compiler? I believe the rez compiler knows how to do __ide_target("name"), so you can say #if __ide_target("machname") /* mach stuff */ #else /* pef stuff */ #endif |
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