Mac Forum / Programming / CodeWarrior / July 2004

I've been using CW on the Mac for years. Now I need to port my app to
MFC. Can anyone recomend a book that covers MFC using codewarrior? Or at
the very least an MFC book for a poor suffering :-) Mac programmer?

The Apple developer site has a shared memory sample app, using the SHM Unix
modules, written in Objective C, under Cocoa. I want to implement shared
memory under C++/Mach-o.... do I need to start from scratch or can I somehow
port the sample app over... any direction, tips, comments ...

I have got an application which is based on Powerplants
LDocApplication and I want to use the HIToolbar
(CW 9.2 on MacOS X 10.3 on G5).
Ok, I looked into the sample code on /Developer/Examples

After upgrading to CW Pro 9.2 recently, I've been getting some
mysterious errors such as "Can't copy resource file freevar.rsrc".
Googling, I found some stuff about this, in particular
<http://www.talkaboutmac.com/group/codewarrior.mac/messages/6940.html>

Merlijn is a softwaredeveloper for administrative software for the
Macintosh. From the beginning we have relied on CodeWarrior and have
over the years developed a very large codebase and several elaborate
projects.

I can't seem to get breakpoints to work when debugging a Quark
extension...using OSX 10.2.8 with CW 8.3 ... I seem to recall there were
problems with metronub in older versions...does anyone know of any conflicts
with XCODE tools or anything that would cause the debugger not to work ...

I am trying to duplicate some functionality in the PPX TextEditor
example -- specifically, that in MyTextDocument.cp (MTD).
MTD
inherits from Correspondent and CommandHandler<kHICommandClose>

Is it possible to find an old version of CW that runs for Mac Classic?
For system prior to 7.5
Regards,
Denis

I have a rather nasty problem regarding operator delete[] and CW 9.2.
Calling delete[] on an object that was allocated with new[] but is then
POINTED to by the object's superclass results in only 1 virtual dtor
being called. This is a little tricky to explain, so maybe a simple

Is there a spotlight like bounds checker application I can use on a CW
Carbon project/application?

This is a follow up to something I posted on the c.s.m.p.cw a while
back. I've got more information now.  (I originally posted this last
week on Metrowerks web forum but did not got any reply after five
days.)

I want to set a watchpoint on a 1MB memory range.  Is this possible?  I
have been able to set one for a smaller range in the view memory window.  
Can a watchpoint be set by hand on an address and range?
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We're porting an application from Windows to the Mac, and we have a
problem doing floating point calculations on the different Mac processors.
On the PC, the application sets the floating point precision to 24 bits.
 We're looking for a way to remove precision to floating point

I'm using CW 8.3. I get an error from the
following snippet
template <typename T>
class A;

I'm trying to convert a CFM app to Mach-O, and I keep having the
following problem:
In my precompiled header file, I include "DebugNew.h", which
eventually includes the file "size_t_mach.h", which tries to include