Mac Forum / Programming / CodeWarrior / December 2003

Does anyone try following:

This might be simple question but I can't figure it out what and how to
do it in Code Warrior 9 on Mac OS X 10.2.8:

I have very simple program say:  hello.c.  I need to run this program
with all compilers on different platform (i.e On Window I use cl, Linux
gcc and Mac CW).  To do so I have python script which uses "rsh" to each
box and runs the program and stores result.  This works fine on windows
and linux. It also works fine On Mac CW 8.0 with following command line:

Mac:
Compiler command:    mwpefcc -I. -o hello.o -opt none -c -flag
dollar_identifiers -relax_pointers hello.c
and                mwpefcc -c -o console_OS_X.o console_OS_X.c

Linking command:    mwpefcc -o hello.app hello.o console_OS_X.o

Execution command:    LaunchCFMApp ./hello.app > run.output

But If I applied same command on Code warrior 9.0, it seems to be not
working during compilation console_OS_X.c.  All required enviroment
variables by mwpefcc are set (i.e. MWCIncludes, MWCPEFIncludes,
MWCPEFOptions, MWPEFLibraryFiles).

My questions are as follow:
1.    What am I doing wrong?
2.    Do I need console_OS_X.c for CW 9.0? (some of posted messages
says: "With CW 9 you will need to use the MSL_Terminal_Hook.lib instead
of SIOUX or console_OS_X.c" what does this means?) What will me my
command line/linking line and excution line will look like? (I am sorry
I just started using Codewarrior on Mac)
3.    What's purpose of console_OS_X.c?  why can't I compile hello.c
with normal way like I do with gcc (gcc -o run.out hello.c) or cl (cl /o
run.out hello.c)?

Hello.c source:
#include<stdio.h>
int main(void) {
    printf ("Hello World \n");
    return 0;
}

Thnaks you in advance for your help.
Please reply me as soon as possible since I am holding up other
implementaion.

Thanks,