Mac Forum / Programming / CodeWarrior / May 2005

 I feel like I've asked this before, but I did a search on the archives and
came up short.
I've got a console std c app that I'm compiling with CW.  When it runs, it
pops up a little menu where I can type in some command line arguments (for

In the past, command-option-tilde was a keyboard shortcut
to switch the editor between source- and header-files.
(Actually, command-option-`, because the shift key not needed.)
I noticed today that it no longer works on my desktop computer

I'm getting an infinite loop in alloc.c, which is located in
MSL/MSL_C/MSL_Common/Src.  This is with CW 9.5.  The function is
allocate_from_var_pools.  There is a do/while loop that searches for a
block with the required size to allocate a block of memory.  I got to this

Since I switched to Tiger and to CW9.5, I can not debug my Mach-O apps
anymore. It stops at the breakpoint but if I then try to step or step
into, it just hangs. The cursor starts spinning and nothing happens
anymore.

Man is this one killing me.  vector is crashing deep deep inside the STL.
I have determined that the vector code that crashes (a push_back) only
crashes if I have declared a completely different unrelated vector in a
completely different part of the program.  Just a declaration ...

In Metrowerks site, the CodeWarrior Development Tools for Mac is
temporarily unavailable.
What is the status of this product and the PowerPlant framework?
Thanks

Can anyone who has "CodeWarrior 9 Development Studio for Mac OS, OS
X/Windows targets" tell me if it will also create OS9 (Classic) programs?
This is the edition that goes for about $450.
Then there's also the edition for about $670, "CodeWarrior 9 Development

I have a project which uses MSL_C++_BSD_C_Mach-O.lib and I've noticed
that tellg() returns -1 when I think it should be returning 0.  I've
tried the same code using the MSL C and it does return 0.  Here is a
snippet of what I'm doing.  I have my bsd paths before MSL.  Anyone

After installing Mac OS 10.4, my mach-o apps will no longer compile
with CodeWarrior 8.3. "Can't read Dylib". I try to "BuildLibraries" (in
the MSL folder), but the file "ppc/ansi.h" is now missing (along with
others) so I get thousands of compile errors. What gives?

 If you experience slowdowns in your application after compiling it
under 10.4 you're probably a victim of the coalesced update feature that
is new in the 10.4 CoreGraphics.
As usual, perusing the release notes is a good idea:

The example below compiles fine if the inner class is not a template
class. It also compiles perfectly on gcc. I think this is a bug in
CodeWarrior's C++ compiler.
class Foo

With WWDC being less than three weeks away, does Metrowerks have any
plans or announcements that attendees should be looking forward to?
Jonathan Hoyle
Eastman Kodak

HI, im working with CW 9 for Mac on MacOSX. Im creating a static C++
library. I can compile it without any problems. Then i bring it into
another project, and use a few of its classes. It compiles fine. But i
get a few undefined symbols, that icannot seem to resolve. My settings

Hi, maybe it's a stupid question
But how I can setup CW 9.5 that it will search for function's and macros
definitions
For example I want to find FOUR_CHAR_CODE macro definition

when I compile CW 9.5 with {OSX Volume}=/Developer/SDKs/MacOSX10.4.0.sdk
(installed with XCode 2.0), then lots of redeclaration errors are
appearing:
Error   : identifier '__mbstate_t' redeclared