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In article <1frz5i7.1a706r16twwduN%burt@mindstorm-inc.com>,
 burt@mindstorm-inc.com (Burt Johnson) wrote:

>I am running Mac OS X 10.2.4.  I installed CW 8.0 from the release CDs.
>I then ran the 8.2 updater, followed by the 8.3 updater.
>
>The 8.3 updater asked if I wanted the BuildLibraries.mcp opened, and I
>said yes.  When it was opened, I did a Make.
>
>There were over 6000 error messages on the first one (MacOSPPC.mcp) and
>over 3000 on the second (MacOSX.mcp) before I stopped it.  The critical
>ones are of the variety:
>
>the file 'Carbon/Carbon.h' cannot be opened
>the file 'Cocoa/Cocoa.h' cannot be opened
>the file 'pthread.h' cannot be opened
>
>zillions of other errors that seem to stem from these.
>
>Looking at the setting, I see that the user path for these default
>projects is (Project) and the System Path is (Compiler), as I would
>expect.
>
>I find Carbon.h at:
>
>Applications->metrowerks CodeWarrior 8.0->Metrowerks Codewarrior->MacOS
>support->Universal->Interfaces->Cincludes->Carbon.h
>
>So... why can't CW find it?  Any idea how to fix this and move forward?

In order to debug  or rebuild libraries on OS X  you also need to go to 
the Apple Developers Connection 
http://www.apple.com/developer/
and download either the 
April 2002 Developers Tools for OS X 10.1.x
or
December 2002 Developers tools for OS X 10.2.x

The versions of gdb that came with OS X CD's have a bug that prevents 
them from working with CodeWarrior.

If you are not a member of the Apple Developers Connection you must 
register to download the software.  This is a free process and is 
probably something you should do if you are developing on a Mac in any 
way.

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