acmeopf.blogg.se - No more codewarrior for mac

If you have any doubts about the contents below, find a friend with Mac programming experience (or find a newsgroup or on-line forum) and ask for yourself. I want my Macintosh.Ī quick caveat: Just so you know, I work for Metrowerks and write Mac programming books and both are recommended in the following pages. Would you rather use a Mac or a Windows machine? To me there is no comparison. I think Apple will be around for a good long time. Don't let the turmoil at Apple discourage you. If the idea of being able to build your own Mac applications sounds like fun to you, read on.

I've been doing it for about 13 years, and I still get a charge out of seeing my thoughts and ideas come to life on my Mac's screen. Learning to program the Macintosh can be incredibly rewarding and enjoyable.

Educational Institution and Student DiscountsĬolumn Tag: Getting Started Getting Started With Macintosh Programming: Circa 1998īy Dave Mark, Copyright 1997, All Rights ReservedĪ long, long time ago, I wrote an article for MacTech Magazine (called MacTutor, at the time) answering the question, "How do I get started with Macintosh Programming?" About once a year, I update the article and do my best to pass it around to the community.

If you see errors about wchar_t support or CLK_TCK not being defined, you didn't set the Source Tree correctly. (Or more accurately, you must now do that or you won't be able to compile anything.) They should build without any errors. You can now close the prefs and open the "Build Libraries" project to rebuild your precompiled headers and standard libraries. Click on "Source Trees".ġ0.) Click on "OS X Volume" in the list of source trees.ġ1.) Click on the "Choose." button, and when prompted, select "/Developer/SDKs/MacOSX10.2.8.sdk/" as the new path. Don't rebuild the libraries when prompted.ħ.) Run CodeWarrior, but don't open a project.Ĩ.) Select "Preferences." from the "Edit" menu.ĩ.) On the left side of the prefs window, turn open the "General" category, if it's not already opened. (I don't think you need to worry about rebuilding the libraries since you'll need to rebuild them again after the 8.3 update.)Ħ.) Install the CodeWarrior 8.3 update. Be sure to install the Mac OS 10.2.8 SDK.ģ.) Download the CodeWarrior 8.2 updater.Ĥ.) Download the CodeWarrior 8.3 updater.ĥ.) Install the CodeWarrior 8.2 update. Here's what you need to do to avoid the problems I had:ġ.) Install Apple's developer tools, including the XCode 1.1 update. So today I attempted to install CodeWarrior 8.3 on my new Dual G5, which is running Mac OS X 10.3.2, and ran into some problems. Needless to say, I have projects built with all 3 compilers, and I don't have a lot of reason to upgrade to CodeWarrior 9 at the moment. Apple's XCode is a giant leap over what Project Builder (what XCode was before it was XCode). It's a very mature IDE that has a lot of power-user features that I'm very used to.