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ways to output and view debug statements?23 Aug 2004 19:49 GMT4
I'm new to CW and am looking for debugging statements and ways to view their
output on OS X. Is there something similar to "TRACE()" from Windows?
Thanks
IDE caught red-handed tramplng file paths!23 Aug 2004 18:51 GMT17
Off and on, for what seems like at least two years,
the IDE has been guilty of occasional bad behavior.
From what I glean from a few other sources
(such as XCode tips for porting from MetroWerks)
Need Help with Carbon in Cocoa in CW22 Aug 2004 17:56 GMT1
I'd like to call a couple of Carbon functions in a Cocoa project, but I
can't figure out how to do this with CodeWarrior. Am I missing something?
I make a new Cocoa project and fix it so it'll compile by substituting
mwcrt1.o for crt1.o. I added this Carbon framework:
How to avoid function names and identifiers in my executable?21 Aug 2004 04:04 GMT6
I'm using CW8 and having a weird problem: I noticed that even in the
Release version of the execuables I build, names of my functions and
other identifiers show up (watching with a Hex editor). I really
wonder why, because once compiled & linked, these names should be
Pre-Compile shell scripts not running on each build.21 Aug 2004 02:12 GMT1
I am trying to run a shell script before each build.  I am using .psh
extension and have everything set up in the file mapping.  The .psh file
only executes when the .psh is dirty.  I need this shell script to
execute before each build, meaning once before each build.  Is there a ...
Uniquely Identifying a Mac-OS Computer20 Aug 2004 07:07 GMT30
I'm currently developping a cross-platform application running both on
Windows and Mac (g4& g5)
using Qt library.
But for some parts of the code, we are obliged to make some platform
Find All only finds in open files if search string contains \n20 Aug 2004 05:43 GMT2
Found this while running CW 8.3 (IDE v5.1.1 Build 1108) under Mac OS X
10.3.5 on a Quicksilver 2002 G4. The project (Adobe InDesign sample
plugin "SnippetRunner" from the InDesign CS 3.01 SDK) has 98 source
files and 6 library files. Source files use Unix line end ('\n').
Basic - coming from Windows19 Aug 2004 12:56 GMT12
I am considering 'porting' an application that is currently only Windows.
I understand that CodeWarrior has cross-platform support.   The application
is currently a C++ application and has 3 parts:  UI which is basically
forms where the user enters and sees data (the forms do not ...
Debugger not working any more18 Aug 2004 21:55 GMT2
When I start CW, I get the following error message:
Newer Version of Apple Deceloper Tools Needed
The Apple Developer Tools need updating to the December
2002 version or later. The Metrowerks debugger will not work
Is there a simple way to make forms on the Mac?18 Aug 2004 18:43 GMT11
I am new to the Mac and I just purchased codewarrior.  Coming from the PC
using MS VC++ and Borland C++ tools, I was suprised not to find a "form
designer" in the IDE for designing user interfaces.  I am targetting Mac
classic.
gdb won't break at malloc_printf() though I followed MallocDebug directions18 Aug 2004 17:18 GMT2
I can get 99% of the advertised functionality of MallocDebug to work
for me with one exception...hitting a breakpoint at malloc_printf()
when memory errors are annunciated.  Here is my setup:
1) Using CodeWarrior to build a Mach-O, BSD C, MSL C++ Carbon
Getting Hard-Drive Serial Number...18 Aug 2004 15:19 GMT4
I have already posted a message yesterday (Uniquely Identifying a Mac-OS
Computer).
I was thinking about a possible solution.
I know we can retrieve the serial-number of the ATA and IDE hard-drives, but
CW 9 and MW Pascal Compiler18 Aug 2004 03:08 GMT10
I understand that the latest (and last) Pascal compiler plugin from MW
works with CW 8.3 (info found on pascal-central.com). However, I don't
have CW 8 (just the Max OS X Edition without Classic Mac OS targets).
Before I buy CW 9, does anyone has some experience with CW 9 and MW
Debugger in v9.2 will not launch18 Aug 2004 03:04 GMT10
This is a follow-up of a 2-month old thread.
I cannot get the Debugger to work under CWv9.2 on my Ti laptop running
OSX 10.3.4.
M. W. Ron made some suggestions earlier, but because I was travelling
not a member of class?17 Aug 2004 21:20 GMT8
What does it mean when I get a message that 'Iterator' is not a member
of class 'xxx'?  I HAVe included <iterator>.  I inherited this code, and
have not changed it; however, something I've done has caused it to no
longer compile. What should I be looking for?
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