Mac Forum / Programming / CodeWarrior / December 2003

Subject line says it all ...!  PlayerPRO, the last Macintosh tracker, is
dead (or dormant, at least).
Here's the relevant text:
"Hello.

We have various C++ libraries that were built with 8.3 and I am trying to
link them into a 9.0 project.  I am having problems with some destructors
not being undefined.  I rebuilt these libraries using 9.0 and my problems
went away.  Will I need to rebuild all libraries that were ...

I have been using PowerPlant for several years.  In my PP apps, except
for controls, Broadcast/Listen functionality is used primarily to pass
information from one part of a program to another via the associated
void pointer.  This enables me to maximize modularity.  That is, a

Is it just my imagination, or have conditional breakpoints in CW become
much slower of late?  It has reached the point where they are virtually
unusable for me (in the typical PowerPlant apps that I write).
In almost all cases, I can stop the debugger, insert conditonal code,

Until a few versions ago, the CodeWarrior IDE
had a feature I often used and sorely miss:
Command-Tilda.
If the frontmost window was a source file (foo.cp),

I know I've seen this floating around years ago, but since it wasn't
important then, I didn't "notice" it. Now, I think I'm in a situation
where I need it, and I can't find it. Maybe somebody here can clue me in.
I need to figure out, within a program, whether Remote

I'm trying to port an OS9 app to Xcode as a Carbon application, but I
can't get it to compile because Xcode's compiler doesn't even know what a
CWindowRecord is.  Where is this defined in Xcode?  Including Carbon.h
doesn't seem to do the trick.

I am trying to play a large file from the disk with the double buffer
techniques in OSX. The old OS9 method does not work and I cannot get the
callback function to work.
Any Ideas?

I'm sorry if this has been asked and answered, but nothing came up with I
searched.
I've switched from CW8.3 to 9.1.  I am trying to look the content of my
std::string variables and its much harder to get at the actual string data.

Hi....
   I've just added a new drive with Panther on it, and installed CW8.0,
then updated it to 8.2 and again to 8.3, using the updaters I'd downloaded
onto my old 10.2.x disk.  After installing, it told me I needed to rebuild

We use the MSL Mach-O headers in our 8.3 project.  The problem that
we're running into is that the Mach-O headers are build based off of
the MacOS Support folder in the Metrowerks folder.  That locks us to
the APIs in that folder.  It seems to me that the MacHeadersCarbon

We just got in some new G5's and we're excited to see how fast CW will
build our project on them (CW is fast as it is).  However, we got the
systems and some of us installed XCode 1.0 as well to update our
development frameworks.  Those of us that have installed XCode can't

I compiled and ran the PPx document stationery with no problems.
Then, I modified the PPx document stationery as follows:
***
renamed DocumentApp.cp and DocumentMain.cp (using SaveAs) and moved them

If I drop in to the debugger and set a watchpoint, then continue, I'm
just left with a blank debugger screen with the message:
Program “MyApp” is executing.
Choose Stop from the Debug menu to stop it.

I am having a really weird problem. I am using PowerPlant and CW Pro 8.3 ( I
have 9 bit I don't have the time to update to it yet)
I have an app that has an assistant window that helps users do some specific
tasks. This assistant window and different panes are all C++ based. Mainly