🚀 go-pugleaf

Sad!
I have been with MW since "Bronze 5" long before the Pro versions and long
before I became a Windoze developper. I have kept both platforms upgraded and
intented to continue doing so (well untill now).
I read here that Ed Wood has some 30 lisenses, that makes mine no. 31.
I fear to ask it but how many CodeWarrior Windoze lisences are out there?

Anyway, the CodeWarrior compiler has over a number of years helped me produce
better code.
So, thanks and good luck for the future. I will continue to lissen to the cw
newgroups regularly.
Cheers,
Conrad Weyns.

<jonhoyle@mac.com> wrote in message
news:1113433284.421988.181740@f14g2000cwb.googlegroups.com...
> We just upgraded to CodeWarrior 9.4 on both our Mac and Windows
> machines just a couple of weeks ago, so I know that it was just
> recently supported.
>
> However, when I went to Metrowerks' product web site at
> www.metrowerks.com/mw/products/default.htm , I see that it has been
> removed.  When I went to the Metrowerks store to the Buy section, I see
> only the Macintosh and other products listed now.  When I click on the
> Windows link, I get "No error message found. (Error Number: 31016935 -
> 0)".  On some other pages, the Windows link has been removed
> altogether.  I even went to the Metrowerks Site Map at
> http://www.metrowerks.com/MW/siteMap/default.htm and clicked on all the
> Windows links and got the error message "No default posting specified
> for this channel" for each one of them.
>
> I further went on to the "Metrowerks Discontinued Products" page at
> www.metrowerks.com/Discontinued/default.htm but did not see the Windows
> compiler there (however, other discontinued products (such as Lattitude
> and the Java compiler) was absent as well).
>
> Despite my surprise, I frankly could live with the fact that the
> Windows-hosted tools are being discontinued.  They were never an
> important factor to me, although they were admittedly a very nice
> debugging convenience to have.  For me what is more important is for
> the Windows compiler to live on on the Mac-hosted tools.  It is always
> very nice to be able to cross-compile to Windows when needs be.  If the
> Windows compiler disappears off BOTH the Windows and Mac-hosted tools,
> one of the biggest advantages CodeWarrior has over Xcode will be lost.
>
> Jonathan Hoyle
>