Mac Forum / Programming / CodeWarrior / April 2005

I am trying to communicate with USB device on Mac. I found that it is
possible with
IOKit framework and using  
           Mac HD/Developer/Example/IOKit/usb/USBSimple Example

   I was trying to compile an appkication on Tiger with codeWarrior
8.3. It give a linker err which read "Internal Linker Error File
'MachODylibs.c' Line 656 could not read dylib" I am unable to get the
problem. can anyone help me out??

   Here's the output:
   Debugging started for helloworld_d at 9:00:27 pm
   operator-> redirection
   Blind Me!

The namespace is blaster.
In Vector3.h I declare.
class Vector3f {
// Friend declaration.

...apparently.  Looks like it was announced at WWDC 2003. Did it ever ship?
Anyone ever use it?  It it worth searching out or are there better and/or
more up-to-date tools for doing code coverage?
I've been tasked with looking into the available tools for our OS X product

Hiya folks...
Got a "how do I do this?" question for you.
Given: MacOS 9.x or earlier - Ideally, the solution will be compatible
back to 7.5.5. (MacOS X solutions need not apply - an app already exists

I am trying to check the vec_st in built altivec my code is compiling
with tornado4.0 but as i run the code on our PowerPc is crashing on the
vec_st or vec_ste instuction. I am using the -fvec compiler option for
compiling the code all other in built altivec commands like vec_add ...

Perhaps this question is slightly misposted, but I currently don't know
what other newsgroup to post it to.
In my CodeWarrior 8.3, MacOs 10.3.5 project I have a class Vertex that
has an inner class Control and a member field with an array of 2 Control

one of the targets in our project is a cocoa app. this target builds
fine on my machine, but on 2 of my co-workers' machine it get compile
errors such as:
Error   : undefined identifier 'PasteboardRef'

Is there a way to open a cw xml project file using the command line
version cmdide?
I'm doing Symbian related programming and I would like to make a
script that would open the CW IDE once I've build my Symbian project.

Does CW 9.x support developing Mach-o applications for Mac OS X 10.1?
I know that if you use Xcode you need to compile with GCC 2.95.2 in
order to support 10.1.  What do you need to do in CW 9.x to support
10.1?

I mentioned this briefly in another thread, but I thought it might
deserve attention here as a separate thread to get input on...
Okay, Metrowerks has sold its x86 compiler technology to Nokia, so
that's a done deal.  No new x86 compiler for CW10.

I need to listen for incoming connections on port 59, but since that is
a privileged port, bind fails.
I have been looking into how to gain authorization but there doesn't
seem to be any _good_ solution for my needs. My application is

I have a little problem with an IDE and great projects. I work with CVS and
if I get my project from CVS the first time and opened this. The project
file will be long in coming.
The status of the IDE  is "Loading browser data for target <target name>".

popen (used by #including <stdio.h>) works fine on my 10.3 mac when I
write a basic console app and compile it with g++ on the command line.
However, if I try to do the same in a Mach-O project there is an error
saying it doesn't recognize popen.  Any idea why?  How do I fix