Mac Forum / Programming / CodeWarrior / December 2004

I must be forgetting something. I remember I can set a breakpoint in the
template class function and it will break there after I upgraded to Pro
9. It never worked in 8. Now it doesn't work any more. Is there an
option I accidentally set that disabled this?

I m trying to use a library file which is stored in /usr/shared/eg1/lib
and the filename of the library file is test.dylib
I have tried with different setting like,
export LD_LIBRARY_PATH="/usr/shared/eg1/lib"

Im using the following code in order to know what target Im in:
#if __ide_target("AppTarget(debug)")
...
#elif __ide_target("AppTarget")

In CW9, the behavior of the plist compiler has changed compared to CW8
so that any single-quotes within double-quotes in a localizable strings
sections get turned into &apos in the resulting .strings file.
e.g:

What name mangling convention does CW8 use when compiling C++? Is it
possible to change it to a different convention?

Are there any special considerations i need to account for when using a
Windows C++ library with CW 8?
Its weird, i have 2 calls to a C++ library that are undefined, but when
i decompile the C++ lib, i can see the calls in the source. I can make

How do I declare a function so that it will not do an implicit type
conversion when matching for overload?
More specifically, say I have a function declared as:
void foo(const string & s);

In CW 9, is there any way of removing the ckid resources from files
that get copied in to the app's package?
I have a bunch of .icns files which are checked in to a Projector
Database and I don't really want the ckid info hanging around.

Is there bind any "bind_at_load" equivalent linker option/switch to
metrowerks linkers?!
We'd like to avoid lazy binding of our application because of
debugging issues.

- Is it possible to read and write RTF in Codewarrior 8?
- If yes how can I do that?
- If no does somebody know a library to do that? Great would be a library
for Macintosh (Codewarrior) and Windows (Visual Studio 6.x).

In an effort to port Apache Axis to MacOS X using I got stranded. Can
somebody help me out.
I'm using CodeWarrior 8.3.
I've made the following settings:

Currently I am doing some porting from linux to OS X 10.3 (.6).
However, my application is also need to support 10.2, 10.1 10.0 and OS
X Server 10.3.  And now I need to do an estimation for my future task.
Therefore, I would like to ask,

I'm trying to use the OMNI frameworks in an Objective-C project and
CodeWarrior 9.3 is choking on the headers.  Has anyone else succeeded in
getting the Omni frameworks to work with CodeWarrior?  Here are the errors I
get:

Could people help point me in the right direction for a beginner to
start learning Java.  I have a long background in computers, but have
always longed for knowledge in programming.  However, I have spent all
of my undergraduate studies in liberal arts (sociology), but as I am

I have been writing Mac games professionally for my little business for 10
years now. All that time I've used CodeWarrior. However, for the first time,
I'm confused about what to buy, or how.
I have CodeWarrior 8 Development Studio which, as I understand it, can make