Mac Forum / Programming / CodeWarrior / January 2005

I installed xalanc and xercesc in my mac ox 10.2, I am with code warrior
8.3, I want to add .dylib to code warrior project, but it seems that code
warrior doesn't recognize the libraries. I first create a group under
"lib", and add files to it, but all .dylib files are greyed out in ...

 I've got a shared library that I'd like to link in, but it doesn't
seem to work as I'd like.  It's a traditional UNIX library, so no
Framework for it, and its build process is quite laborious, so I'd like
to just use it as is.  My only problem is that I can't figure out how

Is it possible to copy my Codewarrior 9 installation from my old
machine to my new one? I want to have all my settings make the
transition to the new system. What, besides the CW 9.3 directory, do I
need to move to the new system to ensure that my preferences are

I'm creating a plugin (Mach-0 using CW 9.3) and I have no problems
following the Apple Plugin architecture which allows for the host
executable to make calls into the plugin provided functions. However,
in additon to this, I need to have the plugin code make calls into some

Apple's solution for insuring backward compatibility,  described in
http://developer.apple.com/technotes/tn2002/tn2064.html, only works for the
gcc compiler, correct?  Is there any way to accomplish this in the
CodeWarrior compiler for Mach-o applications?  I know that for CFM ...

I found myself forced to upgrade to CW 9.3 when I needed to profile my
application which is now Mach-O. However, I have a profiler crash in
LThread::Cleanup that I have no idea how to avoid. Any suggestions
welcome.

All of a sudden, when I either start a debug session or return from one,
the project window bottom displays that its "Caching Directory..." and
it does this for each of the directories (Like FlatHeaderConversion)
about 4 times - its taking for ever to start/stop debugger.

I work under OSX 10.2.8 and CW 9.2.
I try to link a MachO library built with XCode (gcc3.3).
Several link errors occur:
Err_1: undefined '__cxa_pure_virtual' (imported)

I have to get the current users HOME directory from a Powerplant+MSL
Carbon CFM application, built with CW 8.3. Is there any reasonable way
to accomplish this without having to convert the project to Mach-O+BSD
stdlib?

The following code is an recipe for an BAD_INSTRUCTION_EXCEPTION in an
Mach-O bundle with Codewarrior.  
#include <sstream>
...

Don't know if its the right spot but just needed advice/guidance.
So far, I have only used PC-Windows, Linus, and some Unix.  I
am really interested in trying Mac-Powerbook; however, i don't know
how much does it have for IT peps.  I'm a software engineer and

My partner and I have a small network in our home by which we share
various bits of hardware including a printer, which is in my office. We
don't leave the printer on all the time (it's a bit noisy) so my partner
often has to come down to see if it is running before starting a ...

I have a Mach-O application ("application package") that I rebuild ever day
or so, using a new version number.  Sometimes I get the correct application
icon when I do this, and sometimes I don't.  I've been observing this for a
long time without seeing any correlation with ...

I'm scoping out a project where I port an application that is a Mac OS
9 application to Mac OS X. I have a few choices in what I can do. I can
make it a native Mach-O application or use Carbon. Here's where it gets
interesting.

__convert_from_newlines in buffer_io.c swaps \n to \r when writing, and
back again when reading. This is enabled for __dest_os == __mac_os, but
not for __mac_os_x.
I discovered this since my newly built Mach-O version of my software is