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In article <0001HW.BEDDFE5A0032A8A0F0407550@news.dsl.pipex.com>,
 David Burgun <NOdburgun@dsl.pipex.comSPAM> wrote:

>Hi Ron,
>
>This happens when I try and compile the Mach-O Libraries, I am building 
>project: MSL_All_Mach-O.mcp, what should the access paths be for this 
>project?

for User Path it is only
{Project} and it is recursive

For system path
{Compiler} MSL/MSL_C
{Compiler} MSL/MSL_C++
{Compiler}Mac OS X Support
{OS X Volume}usr/include

The last one should not be recursive


>Also should the "Interpret foreign path separators" box be checked or 
>un-checked?

Require Frameworks Style includes and  Interpret foreign Path Separators 
should be checked.

Be sure you re-precompile the  precompiled headers before running this 
project.    That may be your problem.

Ron

>Thanks a lot, All the Best
>Dave
>
>
>On Tue, 21 Jun 2005 16:41:50 +0100, MW Ron wrote
>(in article <mwron-84416C.11415021062005@news.newsguy.com>):
>
>> 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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