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Is there any reason why the following code should not compaile?
/*  instr3.cpp _ reading more than one word with get() & get()  */
#include <iostream.h>
// using namespace std;

My project was previous a nonMach-O Carbon project, not a bundle or a nib
bundle project.  It worked fine.  I'm trying to make a Mach-O Carbon Nib
Bundle project.  It builds and runs fine, but there are at least two
problems.  One, the bundle doesn't have the app's icon.  If I ...

Heres the post mortem.
Any help greatly appreciated!
Christian
===== Mon Apr 04 2005 ===== 22:06:13 Europe/Berlin =====

the following code compiles using VC7.1:
#include <iostream>
template< typename T, std::size_t N >
int f(const T (&array)[N])

Hi, Im using CW 9.1 on Mac OSX and all of a sudden, i can't drop any
files onto the project anymore to add them to the project. What should
i do to reenable this feature. Also, i've never been able to drop
'bundle1.o' onto a project. I also need to fix this.

Sorry for reposting a Windows question here, but I'm not able to get
access to the codewarrior.windows news group with my news provider I've
subscribed with.
Here's the problem (the same problem I reported with CW 8):

We just purchased 8 of the CodeWarrior 9 Macintosh & Windows bundles
and have been working to update our old CodeWarrior 8 project (which
has both Macintosh and Windows targets).  We are finding that although
we can compile both the Macintosh and Windows targets on our Macintosh

Is there a pragma or switching setting to tell CodeWarrior to assume no
pointer aliasing?
->Jeff

I'm working on an app that needs a fairly accurate timer (millisecond or
thereabouts). We're using QuickTime for various bits and bobs, in part
as it lets us use similar code for Mac and PC builds, and I wonder if I
can get timer callbacks directly from it? Presumably there's ...

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Realbasic has extrended it's offer for a free copy of RealBasic 5.5 to the
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Working on a longstanding project (it's in CWPro4 using IDE 3.3), I
came upon a need to use the CW debugger in Classic--but I can't find
MetroNub, and can't find my CDs to get it from.
Can anybody help with a copy of the right MetroNub for IDE3.3 in

Is CodeTest for MacOS an existing product?!
I was unable to download an evaluation version of it.
http://www.metrowerks.com/MW/Develop/Desktop/Macintosh/CodeTEST.htm
Regards,

now, I wouldn't know chapter and verse of the
standard, but I believe that this code
 struct X;
 int main()

Can someone explain to me the subtle differences between the controller
functions, EnableControl() and ActivateControl()?? I find that I am
using both in order to get the behavior that I want w/ a menu. Somehow,
I figure that I am doing something wrong...