Mac Forum / Programming / CodeWarrior / October 2005

I have a project with two targets, A and B. Target A uses library A,
target B uses library B. Libraries A and B both are compiled from
different, yet identically named files and functions.
Even though target B does not contain an access path to library A

I should transform a text from UTF-8 and/or UTF-16 into MacRoman.
How can I do that?
Can somebody help me, a code snippet would be great.
Thanks in advance.

is it possible to embed a large chunk of data into an executable ?  ( i mean
not inside the bundle, but really inside the executable itself ? )
What i'd like to have is a huge bla.app with all my datas embedded inside
it. ( leaving the bundle/resource/ empty )

I need to set my Target Export Settings to export symbols by "pragma" in
about 70 projects, two targets in each one. It seems the only way I can
do this is by hand, project by project, each one taking about 10 seconds.
Is there a more efficient method of doing this? Perhaps ...

I have created a static lib in xcode (pls don't ask why im doing thing
like this :) ). It has very few functions and I only need to export on
of them.
I load my bundle project in CodeWarrior and add the .h file whic

I'm calling a framework that is built using XCode 2.0 and that is
throwing std::exception derived exceptions from a CW 9.5 Mach-O MSL app
that encloses framework's throwing code with try-catch that way:
void Myframework::any_throwing_method()

Is it possible to use the Xerces in a Mach-O project (Quark XTension)? I use
CW 8.3.
Can I use it in a Carbon project (Adobe plug-in)?
If yes:

I istalled my cw 8.3 ... etc, on my Trasition (intel) Mac
Everything works just great ...
exept it hangs when launcing gdb ( when debugs the project )
Any clues ???

So I've got this code that compiles under VC++ and gcc, and it gives me
"illegal explicit template specialization" on the double specialization when
I try to compile it with CodeWarrior 9.6:
// These functions exist on ISO C99 conformant platforms,

Is there a standard macro that tells the current CFBundleIdentifier.
Since my project is both a lib bundle and an application bundle I need to differentiate the bundle
id in the code for function such as:
CFBundleCopyLocalizedString

I know that this subject has already been discussed many times here
and in other as well around the net. But this famous linker error
problem "MachoDylibs.c Line 656 could not read dylib" is still a
problem for me :

i'm trying to create a window without title bar, i managed with the
KWindowOverlayClass flag  but then i don't receive events  like Contextual
menus event anymore.  ( i get the same problems with BeginFullscreen )
Is there any other way to make  a window without border ?  ( that ...

Does somebody know why that does not compile ?
class ...
   friend McString  operator +(CFStringRef ParmStringRef1, CFStringRef ParmStringRef2);
CW tells me it is illegal operator.

Say I open the example project of a Mach-O application that uses BSD C
and MSL C++ in CodeWarrior 9.6.  If I #include <cwctype>, I get
Error   : preprocessor #error directive
cwctype line 14    #error You must have the non-MSL C header file

[was Re: resource copying failure and link warning]
in article ron.liechty-06D28F.17251926092005@news.newsguy.com, Ron L at
ron.liechty@freescale.com wrote on 9/26/05 2:25 PM: