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Mac Forum / Programming / CodeWarrior / December 2005inDesign CS2 SDK and CodeWarrior 10
I originally submitted the message below on "adobe.indesign.sdk", but I guess this group may be a better place to ask whether CW 10 will work with the inDesign CS2 SDK or not. The inDesign CS2 SDK seems to be tied to the CW 9.3 development environment (Mac OS X). However, the only version I could purchase from Metrowerks homepage was CW 10. I have followed the instructions detailed in Adobes portingguide.pdf (for CW 9.3, though): * Set _MSL_CARBON_FILE_APIS to 1 in ansi_prefix.mach.h * Rebuilt the MacHeadersMach-O.mcp CW project. * Rebuilt the BuildLibraries.mcp CW project. * Copied the ODFRC compiler to CW installation I then tried to build one (any) of the sample inDesign plugins, but got a precompiled header version error. So, I rebuilt the SDKPluginPreComp.mcp inDesign project. Now, the sample inDesign plugin (BasicMenu.mcp) compiles fine, but I still get link errors. E.g.: "Link Error : undefined: 'InterfaceFactory::InterfaceFactory ..." Of course I'm hoping that someone can tell me what I've done wrong, but I would also appreciate if someone could tell me that the CS2 SKD definately should work with CW 10, or definately does not work with CW 10. Thanks in advance, - Peder PS: And yes, this is my first stab at inDesign plugins, so it could easily be a newbie error on my part... >I originally submitted the message below on "adobe.indesign.sdk", but I >guess this group may be a better place to ask whether CW 10 will work [quoted text clipped - 29 lines] >PS: And yes, this is my first stab at inDesign plugins, so it could >easily be a newbie error on my part... contact me, we have a few CW 9's left for Adobe developers. Ron  SignatureCodeWarrior Community Forum is a free online resource for developers to discuss CodeWarrior topics with other users and our staff -- http://www.codewarrior.com/community -- Ron Liechty - ron.liechty@freescale.com - http://www.codewarrior.com Peder, I tried to send an e-mail to the address you used here but I'm not actually sure that you monitor it regularly... Bye, Gábor Peder, I tried to send an e-mail to the address you used here but I'm not actually sure that you monitor it regularly... Bye, Gábor Peder, I tried to send an e-mail to the address you used here but I'm not actually sure that you monitor it regularly... Bye, Gábor Peder, I tried to send an e-mail to the address you used here but I'm not actually sure that you monitor it regularly... Bye, Gábor > Peder, > > I tried to send an e-mail to the address you used here but I'm not > actually sure that you monitor it regularly... Thursday was Thanksgiving holiday in the USA, and almost all people in the USA are on vacation. So if you sent email this week, don't expect an answer from any company in the USA before Monday or Tuesday as people work through the pile of email that accumulated over the long weekend :-) Thorsten I think I'm having the same problem as Peder. I'm porting a large project from CW 9 to CW 10, which includes plug-ins for InDesign 2.x, CS (1), and CS 2, as well as plug-ins for Acrobat and QuarkXPress, and some other executables. I've got everything building in CW 10 (including the plug-ins for the earlier ID versions) except for the InDesign CS 2 plug-in, and I'm really close, but I'm getting this one error: Link Error : undefined: 'InterfaceFactory::InterfaceFactory(IDType<ImplementationID_tag>, void*(*)IDType<ImplementationID_tag>, IPMUnknown*), void(*)(IDType<ImplementationID_tag>), long(*)(), void*)(IPMUnknown, IPMStream*, IDType<ImplementationID_tag>, long), void(IPMUnknown, I' (code) Referenced from '__sinit_/<multiple files>_cpp' in <multiple files>.cpp It seems that there's something different about the way CW 10 is compiling the template that's not matching up with Adobe's libraries compiled under CW 9. >From the Adobe end, I'm trying to get an updated library, or at least instructions on what to do to recompile this one function. But I'm hoping for some help from Metrowerks/Freescale or this group. Is there any kind of compatibilty mode to compile the function with the CW 9 signature in CW 10 so that I can link to the existing library? Can I use one of the CW tools to figure out what to change in the template declaration to get it to link? Any other ideas? I really need to get this building in CW 10, because all our other projects are already there. Thanks, Dan I figured it out. The solution seems so simple in hindsight: Include InterfaceFactory.cpp in my project. It's in the source/public/objectmodel folder in the InDesign CS2 SDK. Dan |
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