Mac Forum / Programming / CodeWarrior / September 2004

Yesterday I finally upgraded from Mac OS 10.2 to 10.3. Now, whenever I
try to build a CFM target with CodeWarrior Pro 8.3, I receive the
error "An unknown error occurred when post-linking target "<the target
name>" for project "<the project name>". Unlike the other people that

On OS 10.3.4 with CW 9.3, and Apple developer tools 1.5,
trying this code in a BSD libraries project:
 ifstream  input(argv[1] );
 char_traits<char>::pos_type orig_pos = input.tellg();

I am trying to upgrade from CW 8.3 on Jaguar to CW 9.3 on Panther, but
getting lots of compiler errors.
I did a clean install of 10.3.5 and XCode 1.5 and then CodeWarrior 9
and then the 9.3 Update, and successfully built all the libraries.

So I have a C++ CodeWarrior project which uses Carbon, and I'm trying
to use CoreFoundation classes such as CFHTTPStream.h.  I've installed
the OSX SDK package to get access to the headers and have put those
paths in the access paths of my project, but when I try to compile the

This is a follow-up to a post made by Martin Knelleken at 2004-01-20
07:37:57 PST with the subject "What is wrong here?" As far as I can
tell the issue was never resolved and I'm experiencing exactly the
same problem.

Mac OS 10.3.5
CW 5.5.1
Hello,
I have somewhere a file named "é.tif". I try to open this file.

Is there a way of getting the system to add a resize box at the botom
corner of a movable modal dialog box? I'd like to have the appropriate
graphic for both Classic and Aqua systems, if possible.
Ta.

I've inherited this huge body of C code full of hungarian notation and
underscores.
Anyone know of a tool that could allow me to batch process an entire
source tree

I use FSGetVolumeInfo(), and others, to get a list of mounted volumes.
Work fine, I have the following info for a volume mounted as
"afp://file01", volume "Temp":
VolName = Temp

I just get crashes with my bundle which is loaded and unloaded from a
host application. The host application crashes if it exits.
The problem lies in locale.cpp in the function get_locale_mutex_impl
there is a call to atexit. This is not good for a plugin which is

I am seeing extremely strange behavior debugging with CW 8.3 on OS 10.3.5
(seen it on older systems too) on a G5.  BTW, as the explanation will
show, this is not entirely a debugging problem, as it also occurs when II
remove the break points and disable the debugging code.  I am ...

I am working with Code Warrior 9.3 on an Apple G4 with OS X 10.3.
I have noticed some strange behavior when debugging a C++ command-line
program. At the start of a debugging session (Cmd-R), and again after
killing the process (Ctrl-K), the IDE spends a longish time apparently

On all my various Mach-O projects, CWP 9.2 running under 10.3.5 hangs when
it attempts to link.  This just started happening, suddenly.  My computer
didn't crash; I was working along, just as I always do, and this started to
happen.

I am trying to compile some Apple OpenGl sample code with Codewarrior 9.  
Is there a way to disable type checking?  There are hundreds of function
mismatches due to signature mismatches and I really do not want to fix
them all.  Thanks in advance.