Mac Forum / Programming / CodeWarrior / June 2004

I'm trying to link an external  library to  my project. I have tried
to add a .lib file, but  I was not able to select the file. Then, I
tried to use: #pragma comment(lib,"FreeImage"), but  when I compile the
project, it returns me the following: illegal #pragma, and when I debug

I've searched the google archives on this subject, however what I
gleened and implemented doesn't seem to work.
Using 8.3 CW, I have both a framework and a bundle I am working with.
I added the following to the code:

I am trying to profile a CFM Carbon app with CW 9.2, but I am
apparently doing something wrong.  Using Profiler Carbon.Lib and Mac
OSX 10.2.8, main looks like this:
#include <profiler.h>

I'm using Codewarrior 9.2 and rebuilt the precompiled headers so I can use
some 10.3 specific Cocoa calls, and since I did that, linking has gone
from being nearly instantaneus to taking 1-2 minutes every time I
recompile.  Following the same instructions to rebuild precompiled ...

After I've installed the latest security update, my CW 8.3 has an intention
to hang every few debug sessions. I have XCode Tools 1.2 installed and
this just started happen suddenly. Does the latest update contain some gdb
related changes? As I see it for now, we're not going to ...

My hard drive died, and after dealing with that problem, I did the following
on my new hard drive, and now I'm stuck:
1) I installed Mac OS X 10.3.4
2) I installed CW 9.2

I need to locate the preferences folder inside the classic folder from a
native MacOS X application ?
I have not found a description at devworld.apple.com. so I hope one of
you can help me.

I've just upgraded from CW 8.3 -> 9.2 and am starting to use the new
version on some existing projects. However I can't seem to find the
prefs panel for setting the packager details, and consequently my output
package has a generic icon. I'm mostly building PEF Carbon apps, ...

This is the first time I've tried using source trees and it's not working
for me.  Just for grins I was trying the Boost Regex library using some
sample code included with the Regex library source.  The snippet I am
running has the following as an include:  #include <boost/regex ...

CW 8.3 under MacOS 10.3.4 with Xcode 1.2.
When I link my CW MacOS X PowerPC MACH-O project I get the following
warning in 4 of my similarly configured projects:
dynamic library '/usr/lib/libSystem.B.dylib' section '__LINKEDIT'

   I've got a Mach-O (bundle package) project that's failing to build in CW
9.2 under Panther (10.3.4).
   The problem comes when including <vector>.  This header includes
<algorithm>, which includes <iterator>, which finally includes <iosfwd>.  In

 I yesterday wanted to change my app from 2.2.3 to 2.4 lets say and what I
did was just change the name of my project's folder.  Then I changed the
'InfoPlist.plc' information even though I have no clue what that does.
Everything works ok but today I add a file to the project, and ...

The following code crashed my CodeWarrior 9.2 IDE. (Crash report in the end)
I surprised because this code compiler under MachO without crash. I compile
a "Shared Library" (Carbon) with 'Macintosh PowerPC' as Linker because I
developed on a CodeWarrior Plugin (Compiler) and this ...

Is there an easy way to find out what type of object is referenced by a
pointer? If I have an array of objects of different types (but all
subtypes of a common parent object type) and I fetch one of them, how
can I find out what type it is? I can add a object type indicator to

I'm updating our 8.3 project to run w/9.2 and I'm prompted to rebuild
the MSL libraries.  I do so and I get errorr while rebuilding the MSL
MacHeaders-Mach-O targets.  This is the error:
Error: declaration syntax eror (...) limits.h line 1