Mac Forum / Programming / CodeWarrior / May 2004

I want to store an Alias to a folder in the resource fork of my app.
The following code returns an error -61 (read only):
    long aktuelleResNummer=CurResFile();
    char state;

In converting my app from 8.3 to 9.2, I ran into a C++ question on some
code that I inherited:
I get this error:
Error   : the local type

I'm converting over an 8.3 project to 9.2 (CFM, then converting to
Mach-o).  I've solved most of the errors, but I'm not familiar with a
few:
Error   : undefined identifier '_MSL_DECLARE_MUTEX'

  I am trying to build a safari plugin in C++, using Carbon. Now when
I try to build the project I get the following error:
Error :'SL_All_Carbon_D.Lib
The Error message doesn't tell anything about the potential cause.

 I am trying to build a plugin for Safari browser using Codewarrior.
It was building fine until I was using the Linker as "Macintosh
PowerPC", but when I changed the Linker to "Mac OS X PowerPC Mach-O",
I started getting the following warnings/errors:

I have created with codewarrior IDE 5.5 under MacosX a simple C++
console carbon application. The format of my executable is PEF (I have
to use this format ant not MachO for many reason). When I launch my
application I have a standar icon ( an icon with pencil, brush.. on

I would like to know if there's a simple way to build CodeWarrior IDE
5.5 project on mac like msdev under windows visual c++.
It is for a nightly build.
I take a look to the "Command line tools" but my project is very big

What's the best way to work with MW to stop the 9.2 IDE from crashing at
least every other debug cycle?
Is a crash.log helpful?
Thanks,

recently I had to reformat/reinstall...CW 8 can no longer debug dlls
remotely.  Debugging an application (.exe) works, but when I set the
project up as a dll, and setup "Launch host application" in the debugger
settings, Codewarrior will just hang after the "Transferring File" ...

I am in the process of Carbonizing a 68k program, and am running into some
problems.  The program was originally done in Think-C, and I am first just
trying to compile it as a 68k app in CodeWarrior 6 for Mac.  (I am up to
patch level 6.3, running the IDE in Classic (Classic Support ...

Have an iMovie (Mach-O) plugin that runs in iMovie. The plugin won't
break.
As a matter of fact can't seem to debug any bundle.
How does one debug using 8.3?

What can I do to let memory allocations (malloc etc in C and
everything that allocates memory in C++) take the new memory
from system memory and not from the application heap under
MacOS 9?

Style doesn't count... :)
I've been chasing this one for the last two days, and still can't figure
out what the trouble is. Aside from the problem noted in the comment
about 3/4 way down the code (Right after the FSRead() call), the program

Could anyone clue me in to a "concise" description of the official new way
to specify templates in the ISO C++ spec? For example, this fails under the
new spec:
template <class T> class Vec : public vector<T>