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CW9/Panther/AVAILABLE_MAC_OS_X_VERSION_10_3_AND_LATER01 Nov 2003 00:48 GMT1
My project was working fine with CW9 and OS 10.2.6.
Lots of files, PowerPlant, no precompiled header.
I updated to 10.3.
I got a bunch of errors having to do with
Debugger can't find my library source files31 Oct 2003 23:02 GMT3
I have a project which has a main target, plus a library target which gets
linked in with the main target.  I can set breakpoints in library code and
when hit, the debugger pulls up the source file, as expected.  I recently
added a second library target which I cloned from the first ...
CoreAudio/CW9/Panther31 Oct 2003 23:01 GMT3
    I just installed Panther and now, I'm trying to compile my CoreAudio
source code using CW9. And now, something is getting wrong. it's seems
to deal with something like AVAILABLE_MAC_OS_X_VERSION_10_3_AND_LATER.
Is there any define/change to make this compiling with OS X.3 ?
Link errors with CW9 and Panther31 Oct 2003 20:10 GMT3
I'm getting a bunch of link errors with my Mach-O project under panther,
including FSWrite, RemoveEventHandler,SizeWindow,  and  pretty much any
system function (the last error message is "Link Error: too many link
errors")
[Slightly OT] Is boost mailing list broken?31 Oct 2003 07:12 GMT2
Apologies for the off-topic post, but I can't think of anywhere else to
post!
Is anyone else having problems reaching
http://lists.boost.org/mailman/listinfo.cgi/boost-users ?
command line cross compilers?30 Oct 2003 17:00 GMT4
Does MW ship command line versions of its cross compilers?  
Specifically, I am interested in generating win32 code from Mac OS X.  I
have CW8 and already use the x86 plugin compiler, but I was curious if I
could achieve similar results from the command line.  I found the
Mixed display DOES work30 Oct 2003 05:09 GMT1
> Maybe I am cursed but I haven't been able to get Mixed source/assembly
> displayed in my .XSYM files in CW 9 nor even in CW 8.  Is there some trick I'm
> missing?
I don't know what was wrong, but  I just tried again and now it works.
System freezes when trying to access kernel memory inside an Interrupt Handler30 Oct 2003 03:49 GMT1
In the MyDriver::start routine of an IOKit device driver, I allocate a
block of memory by calling IOBufferMemoryDescriptor::withOptions. The
memory allocated is physically contiguous and is non-pageable. Using
the virtual address of the allocated memory, I am able to access the
Xcode ?29 Oct 2003 21:20 GMT5
What is XCode ?
is it better than CW ? Is it PB ? Is it an Addon ?
thank you
pat
Open Quickly window suggestion29 Oct 2003 04:59 GMT1
I've made this suggestion before, in fact, I think I filed a formal
bug report/enhancement request
But...
Make the Open Quickly (cmd-d) window smarter:
bsd_chdir ?28 Oct 2003 17:56 GMT2
I'm trying to do a chdir from within my machO app, but i don't manage to do
so.
It seems that i'm supposed to use bsd_chdir, but i can't find it :/
thank you
The debugger does not launch28 Oct 2003 17:52 GMT3
I am compiling a Mach-O application with CW 9.1, but when I want to debug
it, the application launches but not the debugger.
If I quit the application and re-debug, I get a "the process is already
starting" error.
Cross compile Win32 .exe size difference?28 Oct 2003 13:32 GMT6
why is it that when i *build* a win32 app with CW on Mac, the .exe is
1.2 megs, but when i use the remote debugger, it builds a ".ex_" app
that is 600k and does the same thing?
the debugger transfers that *.ex_ file over to windows and renames it
Compiling for the G528 Oct 2003 05:09 GMT12
I am going to get a Dual 2 GHz G5 PowerMac soon to speed up my
simulations, and I wonder how to compile my code to make the most of
this machine.  As many of you will be aware, the G5 has 64-bit-wide
registers, data paths, and internal logic units, instead of the 32 bit
CW Pro 9 language parser locks up28 Oct 2003 04:46 GMT1
I have several projects in CW Pro 8.3 that I use not for building, but
just editing files, and navigating in a large code base. If I tried to
build them, they'd fail. However, I'm able to turn on the Language
Parsing-based syntax highlighting, which gives me pretty good browser
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