Mac Forum / Programming / CodeWarrior / November 2004

I have a resource file from years ago which works perfectly fine with my OS
X app (written in CW 9.3 C) but the .rsrc file is from the days of ResEdit.
I would like to find some program that can convert this file to something
that either Constructor or Interface Builder can use ...

Under carbon, how can i have the state of the right mousebutton
asynchronously ?
( the equivalent of Button()  but for the other button )
Thank you

Hi, I'm doing some work using the Codewarrior Console, and I'm rather
annoyed at the fact that, as far as I can tell, the only way to reset
the console between executions of my code is to quit it. Am I mistaken?
Is there another way? If I just leave it running and run my code ...

I have been using my own class, Communicator = Correspondent+EventDoer,
to send events to an arbitrary class with much success.  However, I now
need to *post* an event in the same manner (so that it is asynchronous).
However, I cannot seem to find an event queue for a ...

Is there any reason why a CD that has a Quicktime Movie on it, won't
play on a Mac? I recorded a QT Movie on my PC, but I thought CDs were
universal and could play on Macs or PCs as long as you had the app to
open the file. For some reason, nothing shows up at all on the CD. The

I am in a programming class and turned in an assignment that used a
string.  I lost a few points on it because the code wouldn't compile
as it was on the teacher's setup (MSVS .Net 2003) and he had to add
"#include <string>" to get it to compile.  Obviously the

Using CodeWarrior 9, I get tons of errors when I include the most recent
system headers.
Runs fine when I have a Mac OS X Volume source tree pointing to
MacOSX10.2.7.sdk, so I'm pretty sure my access paths are correct.

   I have a Mach-O Bundle Package I'm compiling, and I'm trying to add some
code to stream out data for debugging purposes.  But I can't find a way to
include <iostream> or <iostream.h> from a source file.  Whenever I do, I get
100 errors and about that many warnings.  The ...

I've tried the following
std::ofstream outConsole;
outConsole.open("/dev/console");
outConsole.open("/Library/Logs/Console/username/console.log");

when I create a new file, using the MSL_C++_PPC.lib in a Carbon
environment under OS-X:
#include <fstream>
ofstream _out;

I'm using CodeWarrior running on Mac's OS X for a java project that
incorporates a jar file.  When I'm writing the java code, the IDE
recognises the existence of the classes that are contained in the jar
and it presents me with the appropriate auto-completion options.  The

Does anyone know how to use Altivec to do double-precision math?
Ideally, I'd like a matrix multiplication routine for 4x4 matrices of
doubles.
Blair M. Burtan

When I set watchpoints in the CW9 debugger, I ALWAYS get the following
error:
MallocDebug: Target application attempted to access memory at 0x00da90e4
with insufficient permissions.

When debugging, in windows where I can set breakpoints there is a
small popup menu next to the beginning of a method or function
definition in the breakpoints column. It has the name of the function
or method. Switching between the options seems to let me set

I can only say that the road map and press releases promised to me in
September and I promised to all of you never came to be.  
There are causes for this beyond my control.  I have made the issue
known with senior management and feel that I've done a disservice to you