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Leon, Ron,

My CW Pro 6.2 cannot deal with mack-o. But I did a little work to see 
how far I could get on MacOS X by using carbon. I first started with a 
PPC library and I had to make the alterations as I described earlier to 
intitiale MSL. Without the extra intialization the application would 
crash. My test library succesfully catches the exception. It works with 
the CW app and it works with JBindery.

Creating a carbon version of the library was easy enough, but much to my 
supprise does CW not provide a carbon version of their application that 
runs my java classes.

So I have a question too. Does CW Pro 8 provide a carbon version of the 
application that makes my classes a clickable app?

Eddy Walet
PTH

NOTE Since the printf would create a
      SIOUX window, that is starved from
      events and thus freezing my app,
      I did some extra work. I wrote a
      function in C++ called "systemprintln".
      It takes the same parameters as printf,
      but writes to the java System.out
      stream through the println method.
      Just wanted to share this to show
      how far you can get with JNI.

Leon wrote:

> Here is the HelloWorld example that I modified to demonstrate my problem.
> The project contains a target called HelloWorld_MACH that I added to produce
> libHelloWorld.jnilib for MacOSX.  Perhaps I goofed on the settings, that's
> why it's causing exceptions to crash.


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