Mac Forum / Programming / CodeWarrior / January 2004

 I'm converting a project to CW 9, and have run into a problem with a piece
of code that was fine for CW 8.
 Here is a (minimized) code snippet that gives an error. As both CW 9 and
gcc dislike it in the same way, I suppose that it's my bug. So, why isn't

I'm having problems moving a bunch of legacy code to Mach and CWP9.
When you have 68k alignment turned on the following returns 8 with
Mach, but returns 6 with PEF:
#include <iostream>

I'm trying to add a menu bar that I've created in Project Builder and
stored as a .nib file to my Codewarrior project.
However, when I go to "add files to project" it sees my .nib file as a
directory and offers me the choice of adding "classes.nib" or "info.nib"

   I'm trying to use private frameworks in my MachO application (I will do
the same thing with Bundles later...). Then, I've created a FrameWork called
MyFramework and created an Application Package. I've included the framework
in app package. Then, I've called the exported ...

Configuration: G4, French OSX Panther 10.3.2, US CW Pro 9.1.
Say a "Trial.mcp" project, launched according to the Carbon/Nib
stationary form.
Among other things, CW creates a "Simple Hello.nib" file.

I've looked in google for help on this... I couldn't find anything
recent...
What I was able to find indicated that this code should do the trick.
I am able to make a help menu appear, with my custom item.  However,

I'm creating a daemon application using the Carbon framework which is
monitoring application usage. This application writes basically a log
file with the app name and launch time.
It's working fine except one detail: when the Mac is inactive some

I want to create a Mach-O dynamic library in CodeWarrior 8.3 (using
10.2.8), so I began by launching the sample projects found on the CW 8
Reference CD: Dynamic Library.mcp and Dynamic Library Test.mcp.  They
are simple enough projects, the Test app merely calling the dynamic

I am trying to track down a strange error here and would appreciate
any help.
We have an object that owns a pointer to a ostrstream. It creates that
ostrstream with new on construction and delete's it on destruction.

I'm trying to build a test application to talk to Bluetooth under CW
8.3, but it is looking as though CW can't handle the necessary interface
files. When I #include <IOBluetooth/IOBluetoothUserLib.h>
I get a bunch of syntax errors complaining about OSByteOrder.h, as in:

Is there a way to get the Copy To Package compiler (I'm using Pro 8.3)
to honor the foreign language heirarchy of the Resources folder? It
appears to place everything at the root level instead of like this:
Resources

I'm still having problems with getting my CW6 classic project running on
CW9, but when I tried the project stationery for a classic document
application, I get a crash in exactly the same place.  Am I not meant to get
this running on CW9?

  The functions ShowMenuBar() doesnt seems to be working properly on
Mac OS 10.1 when used in a Carbon porject. When you call ShowMenuBar()
after calling HideMenuBar(), the resultant menu bar is just has volume
and date fields. It doesnt has Apple Menu at all. The menu is sort of

After installing CW8 on a G5, and having then updated it all the way to 8.3
using the tip that MWRon described, I discovered that I also needed to
install the command line tools. They didn't seem to be installed when I
installed CW, even though I thought I chose to install ...

I'm trying to compile a small Mach-O app under 10.3 which used to work
until I made the mistake of installing the XCode developer tools. Even
after following the helpful hints about switching the source tree to the
10.2.7 folder, patching limits.h, and adding empty definitions ...