Mac Forum / Programming / CodeWarrior / June 2005

Hello Ron,
Thank you for your prompt reply in these turbulent times.

I seem to have corrected the mixup of MSL and BSD C. I'm now using
MSLCarbonPrefix.h

My access paths are:
{Compiler} MSL                (recursive)
{OSX Volume}usr/include            (non-recursive)
{OSX Volume}System/Library/Frameworks    (framework)

I've included frameworks Carbon, CoreServices and CoreFoundation.

I now get a load of other errors:

JSPREFIX 2
JSRef.prefix line 4   #pragma message("JSPREFIX 2")

Error   : undefined identifier 'DIR'
dirent.h line 56    _MSL_IMP_EXP_C DIR    *opendir(const char *)
_MSL_CANT_THROW;

Error   : identifier 'mode_t' redeclared
was declared as: 'unsigned short'
now declared as: 'unsigned long'
stat.h line 61    typedef unsigned long mode_t;

Error   : identifier 'ino_t' redeclared
was declared as: 'unsigned int'
now declared as: 'unsigned long'
stat.h line 62    typedef unsigned long ino_t;

Error   : identifier 'dev_t' redeclared
was declared as: 'int'
now declared as: 'unsigned long'
stat.h line 63    typedef unsigned long dev_t;

Error   : identifier 'nlink_t' redeclared
was declared as: 'unsigned short'
now declared as: 'short'
stat.h line 64    typedef short   nlink_t;

Error   : identifier 'uid_t' redeclared
was declared as: 'unsigned int'
now declared as: 'unsigned long'
stat.h line 65    typedef unsigned long uid_t;

Error   : identifier 'gid_t' redeclared
was declared as: 'unsigned int'
now declared as: 'unsigned long'
stat.h line 66    typedef unsigned long gid_t;

Error   : identifier 'off_t' redeclared
was declared as: 'long long'
now declared as: 'long'
stat.h line 67    typedef long   off_t;

Error   : macro 'NAME_MAX' redefined
syslimits.h line 73   #define NAME_MAX    255 /* max bytes in a file
name */

Error   :     (location of previous definition)
dirent.h line 16    #define NAME_MAX 260  /* this should have been
defined in <limits.h>! */

Error   : undefined identifier 'rmdir'
NativeFolder.cpp line 50   ::rmdir(path);

Error   : undefined identifier 'opendir'
NativeFolder.cpp line 57     dir = opendir(path);

Error   : undefined identifier 'd_type'
NativeFolder.cpp line 122     if (dp->d_type == DT_REG)

Error   : expression syntax error
NativeFolder.cpp line 134      }

Error   : ';' expected
NativeFolder.cpp line 136     result = dp->d_name;

Error   : undefined identifier 'd_type'
NativeFolder.cpp line 152     if (dp->d_type == DT_REG)

Error   : expression syntax error
NativeFolder.cpp line 161      }

Error   : ';' expected
NativeFolder.cpp line 163     }

Error   : '(' expected
NativeFolder.cpp line 170   NativeFolder* NativeFolder::nextFolder()

Error   : ')' expected
NativeFolder.cpp line 174    struct dirent* dp;

Error   : expression syntax error
NativeFolder.cpp line 176    while (dp = ::readdir(dir), dp != 0L)

Error   : expression syntax error
NativeFolder.cpp line 198     }

Error   : ';' expected
NativeFolder.cpp line 200    }

Error   : expression syntax error
NativeFolder.cpp line 200    }

Error   : undefined identifier 'seekdir'
NativeFolder.cpp line 208   ::seekdir(dir, loc);

Error   : undefined identifier 'telldir'
NativeFolder.cpp line 217   return ::telldir(dir);

This is just exemplary. In fact I'm dealing with about 15 projects and
30 targets I need to compile in both CW83 and CW95, all sharing the same
code base. In CW83 all my projects were fully operational.

This is about the fourth time that I inquire about this. I still can't
seem to get it right. Maybe you can explain to me in detail.

I've attached a preprocessed file, so you can perhaps see what is happening.

Precompiled headers have been recompiled during installation. This time
without having me to correct some errors.

Hope you can help me

With kind regards,
Peter Paulus