Mac Forum / Programming / CodeWarrior / June 2005

Is it still possible to download the 8.2 and 8.3 updates?  Going the
usual route through the metrowerks site doesn't work, although it shows
that they are available.
Thanks,

We just upgraded to CodeWarrior 9.4 on both our Mac and Windows
machines just a couple of weeks ago, so I know that it was just
recently supported.
However, when I went to Metrowerks' product web site at

Where can I download it?
Thanks
Felix

I'm still in shock.
I'm also more jealous than usual of people over there at WWDC.
For all the other lonely types who couldn't make it,
http://www.macrumorslive.com/web/ has a nice set of points scribbled as

Be started their own PowerPC based boxes.
Then they ported to Mac and Mac clones and killed their boxes
Then they killed the Mac side and went to the x86 side
Then ...

I'm getting into Cocoa but, as with any new language/system, there are
lots of questions that aren't answered in the various books and
tutorials I've worked through. Most of these are probably answerable
through trial and error but I'd rather not keep reinventing the wheel

I'm trying to make a bundle package that uses BSD C, and getting a
gazillion link errors.  The target links against the Carbon and System
frameworks and includes the bundle1.o and BSD_Runtime_Mach-O_D.lib
libraries.  Here are a few of the link errors:

All of my recent Mac coding has been Carbon C++, mostly using PowerPlant
as a framework. As most of my clients are moving to X and CW's future
is, shall we say, uncertain I'm wondering where to look for my future
coding setup. I've dabbled with Xcode in the early releases and had ...

Anybody using the comand line compilers on 10.4?
When saving the following simple program as /tmp/x.cpp:
 int main()
 {

Now that Metrowerks has discontinued their x86 cross-compiler, I am
left with wondering if there is another Mac-hosted x86 cross-compiler?
(I know that gcc is available on x86, but it is not Mac-hosted.)  I am
also guessing that Symbian (the new owners of the Metrowerks x86 tools)

Hi Ron,
Since I will be at this year's MacHack instead of WWDC, I was looking
at the Sessions list for this year's MacHack at
http://www.adhocconference.com/cgi-bin/blosxom.cgi/Sessions/ and did

   when trying to build a dll for Windows using CW9 on MacOS, I get an
error message like:
   Link Error   : Multiply defined symbol: .bss in
   files file1.cpp, file2.cpp