Mac Forum / Programming / CodeWarrior / February 2005

I am a beginner learning C++ and would like to know how to set the Font
size that cout writes to the console.
Thanks in advance
Felix Ledesma

We're using Codewarrior for Mac OS 9.3 (on 10.3.7) with the Windows
target compiler.
Our application has 14 sub-projects. The resulting executable is 6.5MB
and, when it works, the iSYM is about 16.5MB.

After installing the 9.4 upate (from 9.3) I got a warning that I should
rebuild the Mach-O precompiled headers. But when I try to do so, I get
the several errors with the "BSD MacHeadersMach-O" target. Here's the
first couple of errors:

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both PPC and Mach-O code. I have a set of libraries for which I'm making
an implementation for QuarkXPress, requiring it to be Mach-O code, and
InDesign, requiring it to be PPC code.

I've managed to crash the CW 8.3 compiler. Below is an example of how to
make it happen. It only crashes if no errors are reported during the compile
(presumably during the actual code generation stage). It's clearly crashing
because it expected me to be a bit more sensible with the ...

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the simplest test case I've been able to devise (the mTextView variable is
an instance of NSTextView):

I was once happily running CW8.3 on Panther building PP-Advanced based
Multi-Target (Mach-O specifically) Bundle projects using the 10.2.7 SDK.
After a multi-month period of inactivity I'm no longer able to rebuild
my project with CW8.3 on Panther (now 10.3.7). I'm guessing ...

Have you seen the new format for MacTech?  Yuck.  They've sold out and
converted their magazine to include sys admin stuff and other
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all compiles well. But as soon as I use the same in a subclass I get an
'illegal constant expression' error.

If there is one thing CW 10 needs to have it is support for Apple's new
development system.  By that I mean OS SDKs.
The days of the Universal Headers are over.
CW needs to be able to create a new MacOS 10.3 project or a new MacOS

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simulation I have a series of constants that I defined in an enum. ...