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Started by MWRon
Mon, 10 Sep 2001 13:17
[ANN] CodeWarrior 7 for Macintosh Ships
Author: MWRon
Date: Mon, 10 Sep 2001 13:17
Date: Mon, 10 Sep 2001 13:17
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Metrowerks Ships CodeWarrior Development Tools for Classic Mac OS and
Mac OS X
AUSTIN, Texas-September 10, 2001- Today, Metrowerks began shipping
CodeWarrior for Mac OS, Version 7.0, development tools. With these
tools, developers can build a single application that runs on both
Classic Mac OS and Mac OS X architectures. The latest version of
CodeWarrior tools provides the power to develop for multiple hosts and
multiple targets: Classic Mac OS, Carbon, Native Mac OS X, and Java.
Version 7.0 also includes the Metrowerks PowerPlant framework, the
industry's most popular object-oriented C++ framework, which allows
developers to create applications faster and easier.
CodeWarrior for Mac OS, Version 7.0, is an easy-to-use tool suite that
saves development time by allowing developers to create new applications
using existing code. Additionally, Version 7.0 includes a sophisticated
Mach-O project converter that automatically converts Carbon PEF projects
to Mach-O, enabling projects to run natively on the Mac OS X platform.
Among other features are a new carbonized version of the integrated
development environment (IDE), Mac OS X-hosted command-line tools, the
latest Altivec support (Velocity Engine), and cross-development tools to
target Windows.
Metrowerks customer Alias(Wavefront licensed a beta version of
CodeWarrior for Mac OS, Version 7.0, tools to create its Maya software,
a tool used to create 3-D animation and effects. Andrew Pearce,
director of Maya Technologies for Alias(Wavefront, described how his
team used CodeWarrior to develop one of the largest and most
feature-rich applications to target the Mac OS X platform. "Throughout
the development process we relied on the CodeWarrior for Mac high-speed
compiler and native debugger tools to make the project a success," noted
Mr. Pearce. "CodeWarrior's combination of reliability and performance
along with Metrowerks' ongoing development support ensured a robust,
responsive, and reliable end-result." Alias(Wavefront develops 3D
animation and visual effects software used in the film, video,
broadcast, game development, interactive, and location-based
entertainment markets.
"Metrowerks is committed to providing the Macintosh development
community with the most stable and comprehensive integrated development
environment to build leading-edge Macintosh applications," said Andy
Mastronardi, director of standard platform and academic marketing,
Metrowerks.
Metrowerks is also shipping CodeWarrior for Windows, Version 7.0,
development tools and a combined package of CodeWarrior for Mac OS and
Windows, Version 7.0, tools. All of the Version 7.0 products allow
developers to write C/C++ and Java applications that target Classic Mac
OS, Mac OS X or Windows operating systems using a single integrated
development environment.
Pricing and Availability
New Customers: CodeWarrior for Mac OS, Version 7.0, is priced US$599 per
license. CodeWarrior for Windows, Version 7.0, is priced US$499 per
license. The combined package, CodeWarrior for Mac OS and Windows,
Version 7.0, is priced US$799 per license.
Renewing Customers: CodeWarrior for Mac OS, Version 6, users may renew
their license at US$299. CodeWarrior for Windows, Version 6, users may
renew their license at US$249. Users of Version 6 of the combined
CodeWarrior for Mac OS and Windows product may renew their license at
US$399. All prices for new and renewing customers are in U.S. dollars
and are manufacturer suggested retail price (MSRP).
Where to Buy: All CodeWarrior for Mac OS and Windows products are
available direct from Metrowerks at http://www.metrowerks.com/buy/ and
from Metrowerks authorized resellers, including Fry's Electronics,
MacWarehouse, MicroWarehouse, Buy.com, Outpost.com, Programmer's
Paradise, and CDW, among others.
For more information, contact Metrowerks by telephone at 800-377-5416 or
+1-512-997-4700, or by email at sales@metrowerks.com. For pricing and
availability outside the U.S. and Canada, please see the list of
Metrowerks International Sales Offices at www.metrowerks.com/buy or send
an email to intlsls@metrowerks.com.
About Metrowerks
Metrowerks, founded in 1985, first provided development tools for the
Macintosh operating system in 1986. Now, more than 80 percent of all
commercial applications written for Mac OS platforms have been developed
with CodeWarrior tools.
Metrowerks develops, markets and supports CodeWarrior hardware and
software development tools and middleware for a number of operating
systems and the most popular processors. The company's worldwide
headquarters are in Austin, Texas; regional headquarters are in Tokyo,
Japan and Basel, Switzerland. Metrowerks is an independently operating
subsidiary of Motorola Inc. (NYSE:MOT). For more information, please
visit the Metrowerks web site at http://www.metrowerks.com.
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Metrowerks, the Metrowerks logo, CodeWarrior and PowerPlant are
registered trademarks or trademarkers of Metrowerks Inc. All other
company and product names may be registered trademarks or trademarks of
their respective companies/holders, and are hereby recognized.
Statements in this press release are forward looking statements that
involve risks and uncertainties, including successful and timely
development of the product and customer acceptance of the product.
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BUILD A SINGLE APPLICATION that runs native on OS X and Classic Mac OS
Price increase on September 10th -- Pre-order and save now
CodeWarrior for Macintosh v7 1-800-377-5416 US and Canada Only
or write intlsls@metrowerks.com for international orders
Metrowerks - Ron Liechty - MWRon@metrowerks.com
Re: [ANN] CodeWarrior 7 for Macintosh Ships
Author: Mike O'Connor
Date: Mon, 10 Sep 2001 18:55
Date: Mon, 10 Sep 2001 18:55
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In article <mwron-E7A7BF.09173010092001@enews.newsguy.com>, MWRon <mwron@metrowerks.com> wrote: > Additionally, Version 7.0 includes a sophisticated > Mach-O project converter that automatically converts Carbon PEF projects > to Mach-O, enabling projects to run natively on the Mac OS X platform. I guess this takes a Carbon program which runs on both OSes and turns it into a program which runs on OSX only. What are the advantages of doing this? Do the programs run faster or gain new features?
Re: [ANN] CodeWarrior 7 for Macintosh Ships
Author: Christopher Corbell
Date: Mon, 10 Sep 2001 19:10
Date: Mon, 10 Sep 2001 19:10
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A Mach-o program can be linked directly against mach-o libraries. For both system and non-system libraries this gives you more direct and complete access to the wonderful world of X. Anyone who is planning to leverage BSD and target only MacOS X will want to be able to do this. Mike O'Connor wrote: > > In article <mwron-E7A7BF.09173010092001@enews.newsguy.com>, > MWRon <mwron@metrowerks.com> wrote: > > > Additionally, Version 7.0 includes a sophisticated > > Mach-O project converter that automatically converts Carbon PEF projects > > to Mach-O, enabling projects to run natively on the Mac OS X platform. > > I guess this takes a Carbon program which runs on both OSes and turns it > into a program which runs on OSX only. What are the advantages of doing > this? Do the programs run faster or gain new features?
Re: [ANN] CodeWarrior 7 for Macintosh Ships
Author: strobe anarkhos
Date: Mon, 10 Sep 2001 23:33
Date: Mon, 10 Sep 2001 23:33
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> I guess this takes a Carbon program which runs on both OSes and turns it > into a program which runs on OSX only. What are the advantages of doing > this? Do the programs run faster or gain new features? Other than being able to link to Mach-O binaries some advantages are potentially using less memory and potentially linking faster (faster launch times). Keep in mind that the PEF compatibility only allows PEF binaries to call some Mach-O libraries, not vice versa. Thus if your'e releasing a shared library for others to use in OS X, it ought to be Mach-O.
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