Mac Forum / Programming / CodeWarrior / August 2003

I'm building a Carbon application, in which I need a certain shared
library. I want this library to be part of the main executable, and as
far as I understand that's what the "Merge Into Output" option is for.
The problem is, that with or without it checked, when running the

I like having the various system symbols like DrawString syntax
colored instead of being black. So I've always just linked against
whatever stub library, InterfaceLib, CarbonLib, etc. and used the
Dissemble command and a minute or two of cleanup gives me a nice list

What sort of stuff did Metrowerks talk about at WWDC?
Will there be a CodeWarrior 9 for MacOS X that has 64 bit compilers
for the G5 processors?
Does Metrowerks have an answer to Xcode ?   Will CodeWarrior remain

Internationalization is a new concept for me.  I have been reeading the
Apple Inside Mac  OS X:System Overview, Internationalization chapter.  Can
Codewarrior be used to generate the .lproj directories talk about in this
chapter.  How do you Internationalize the Powerplant ...

I am trying to move Code Warrior to my new G4.  When rebuilding the
libraries two header files cannot be found,Carbon/carbon.h and
Cocoa/Cocoa/h.  Using Find shows no such files on either system.   I have
re-installed twice with no result.  What am \I missing?

i am curious if a strange behaviour of CWP (8?) is a known bug
and/or will be fixed in CWP9.
When a project contains a source file that includes a header file, the
project is compiled and

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OK, I've read everything on here that I can find. I've looked at the
vaunted Application sample project, I've tried creating mach-o
stationery projects, I've gone through my personal e-mail archives of
28,000 carbon-dev messges and I have an IQ of well over 100, maybe

I have a class that looks like this:
class Pausable
{
 protected:

I'm dev'ing in C++ using Codewarrior 8.3, on OS 9.2 & X.
I'm trying to find out if there's a way to preserve the order of class
member variables, ie the order in which they are listed in the class
declaration. I'm hoping to be able to reference a class member indirectly by

Greetings, all.
I'm looking to get "back" into programming. I have basic knowledge of
C and have programmed a few small things for OS 8 a few years ago (a
yathzee game, tic tac toe and assorded odds'n'ends that were never

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does anyone out there know of any good books/ sites that tell you how to
program ive got cw version 7 and im trying to figure out how to do non dos
stuff in c++ but so far im not realy having much luck. ive tried looking thru
the documentation that came with the ide but i cant seem ...

call it bad style and hardly portable but i have to do something like
void mixedfun(float f,void *p)
{
   printf("%f %p",f,p);

I don't think i have seen this question before, but I may have missed
it. I understand I can target Mac OS 9 with CW 9, but can I also debug
for Mac OS 9 with a host that runs only on X? Or should I debug while my
app runs in Classic? Will the source code debugger in that case ...