Mac Forum / Programming / CodeWarrior / July 2003

I want to move my development to my other computer.
I've copied my project folder to that computer
and installed CodeWarrior Development Studion (Mac OS X) there.
When I give the run command, CodeWarrior hangs

I was just wondering..
Programs like Photoshop, Flash, Illustrator etc. which are released
both on Mac and PC...  how are they programmed?
Obviously the core "engine" part will be in a platform independent

When I debug my Mach-o application, the Processes window doesn't list my
application as one of the processes, so I can't observe the state of my
threads.  When I debug a CFM application, I do see my process in the
Processes window.  Is there something I'm missing to make this happen ...

I have a Carbon / PPC based bundle app with an embedded Mach-O based helper
app (no gui / also a bundle). I'd like to call my helper app with some
command line arguements but I can't figure out how to do it. I'm toying with
the idea of having the parent app create a command file in ...

I have included code in a project that originally came from  project
builder. It is a USB device driver ..
All is good but when I build I get a linker error that mach_port_deallocate
can not be found.

I just ported a lib to MAC OSX using CW 8.3. I use MSL and pthreads
and it seems to work fine...the problem is I heard it wasnt possible to use
both with CW8.3...so why is it working? should i be looking for problems?
I must admit I am very confused by this. So if anyone managed to ...

I am using CodeWarrior on an old iMac running OS 10.2.6 (latest
available) and want to set a watchpoint, but the Debug->(anything to
do with Watchpoints) are always greyed out. I know you have to do this
on global memory, so that's not my problem. I also tried dragging a

I'm writing a Java applicaiton using CW8.3 on OS9.2 which is needed to
run on OSX.  Unfortunately I don't have an OSX machine in house so I
have to hope and pray whatever I write under OS9 will run flawlessly
under OSX.  Is this a lost cause?  Will a double-clickable Java app

I am just begining to learn Java and found a number of CW examples
including one compiled application.
When I double-click the latter, it runs just like a normal Macintosh app
but when I recompiled it and ran it from the IDE (current version, OS

I saw a feature on a friend's PC (using MSVC++) that would be really
nice on CW.  Pehaps there's a way to do it now that I'm not aware of.
When he types #if, MSVC automatically moves it to the first column.
Same thing when he types #else or #endif.

Before I try to embark on a jounrey that I know will be tedious and
horrible, I was wondering if anyone knew if it was possible to compile
MIDI / core Audio apps in CW with non mach-o architecutre?  I am
integrating PortAudio and GLUT and want to have MIDI control.  Any

I get the following showing up in the debugging log for my application.  
So far as I know, I have not used any Thai - and why not Japanese or
Korean instead of, or in addition to, Thai?
This is annoying, but I'm more concerned that it means something

Environment:
PowerBook (Pismo) with 384 MB RAM
Mac OS 10.2 (Jaguar)
Developer Tools installed

I am writing an Application to grab a sound either from the Microphone or
from a sound file and then write it back to another file.
I use the SGSettingsDialog function to record the sound from the microphone.
The dialog it displays has a "options" button that allows you to set the ...