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In article <0001HW.BEDDEF76002F2B30F0284550@news.dsl.pipex.com>,
 David Burgun <NOdburgunSPAM@dsl.pipex.com> wrote:


Look at your access paths to see if you have the overlapping folders for 
the OS X Volume/usr/lib 
and
OS X Volume/usr/include

Some reason you are pulling in the BSD headers and such instead of MSL 
/ppc/ansi.h is a SDK header  (MSL has one in a hidden directory ).

anyway it looks like an access paths are doing recursive search and you 
don't want that for the usr/ stuff

Ron


>
>I downloaded the CS2 SDK and found that there is a Mach-O CodeWarrior Sample 
>Importer, so I tried to compile it and got the following errors� (Plus a lot 
>more that were caused by the error (not finding ansi.h)). I am using 
>CodeWarrior 9.3 as recommended in the documentation.
>
>When I tried to build the Mach-O MSL Libraries I got the same errors, so I am 
>guessing that this is a CodeWarrior problem rather than an Adobe SDK Project 
>problem.
>
>Do you have any idea what this could be?�
>
>Thanks a lot
>Dave
>
>Error�� : the file 'ppc/ansi.h' cannot be opened
>(included from:
>size_t.h:16
>cstring_mach.h:12
>cstring:20
>string.h:17
>ExceptionPPC.cp:101)
>size_t_mach.h line 11�� #include <ppc/ansi.h>
>
>Error�� : implicit 'int' is no longer supported in C++
>(included from:
>size_t.h:16
>cstring_mach.h:12
>cstring:20
>string.h:17
>ExceptionPPC.cp:101)
>size_t_mach.h lin
>

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