Mac Forum / Programming / Mac Programming / October 2004

Compilation of my C++ source code goes
without a problem but when I run the program
I get some message errors like
file wrongtype.mess not found

I'm trying to convert an existing Win32 service (providing network services)
to OS X.
I've been trying to find material on how to make it work as a daemon and so
far I'm in doubt which way to go.

I'm an experienced Windows developer, but new to Mac developing.  I nee
to make a simple cd launcher to run on Mac Classic.  All it needs to b
is a single dialog with a background image and two buttons.  One butto
exits the program without doing anything.  The other button checks fo

I'm trying to run cppunit on my system under Mac OS X 10.3.3 with
Xcode, and I'm getting the following error when I try to run the
program:
ZeroLink: unknown symbol '__ZN7CppUnit8TestCase3runEPNS_10TestResultE'

I've had a look at the archives for this group. The answer to a
previous question was that the Panther OS only supports a 32-bit
memory space per application.
The reply did, however, say that 'some drivers' had access to 64-bit

My program crashes under os x 10.2.8,  and it works fine on 10.3.5.,
the place where it crashes is when my program calls function from
certain file (i even made new function, that call different function
from that file it still crashes when it calls from that file).

I am a novice mac programmer. I am working on a application developed
in Carbon Framework using X-Code & Interface builder(IB). My app has a
metalic(textured) window. But  i need to put a sheet (whose dialog
window is designed in IB ) . I have enabled the "metal" checkbox for

Is there a special place I have to put a .dat file in order for it to
be read by a C++ program in Xcode? or is there an environment setting
I need to change to find the place I put the .dat file?  I tried all
sorts of paths and nothing worked (yet).  The file opens in TextEdit