Suggestion from someone who doesn't quite know what he's doing so excuse any inaccuracies: This seems to be similar to the last comment, but I'm not quite sure. I had a couple of…

When it says "checking disk" its doing exactly that. I'd leave it there for as long as you can stand (15 to 20 minutes). The key to boot "Verbose" is "v" not c

For those of you who don't know Symantec has released a beta version of Norton Disk Doctor (NDD) that allows you to fix a Mac OS X disk while running under Mac OS 9.x.x. I have fo…

Hey all, I downloaded the source for vim-5.7 from Softrak and tried to compile it like this: $ ./configure $ make It all goes fine until it reaches here: cc -c -I.…

Hi all, Yes, VirtualWolf is right, ./configure does not work "as is". I had to add some parameters. Since I have already installed or at least tried to install things like ncurses…

Simon -- You said you installed termcap...could you tell me how to do that? (From what I can tell, that's what missing..."termcap.h: No such file or directory"). I'll try compili…

VW: If it shouldn't work out, you could try to install the termcap (TERMinal CAPabilities database). You can get it from a GNU mirror. Here's the list of mirrors: http://www.gnu.or…

I'm having problems with the Makefile. I run configure, but when I run make, it runs configure repeatedly (forever as far as I can tell). I'm wondering if this is related to the …

Woohoo! It compiles! Thanks simon! Unfortunately, there's still a problem: in Insert mode, if I press one of the arrows keys it generates characters, instead of moving the curs…

Congratulations, VirtualWolf. The problem with the arrow keys is unfortunately quite common with vi, e.g. on Solaris. Usually, the cure is to ... install vim On my Mac, it wor…

Quote: The problem with the arrow keys is unfortunately quite common with vi, e.g. on Solaris. Usually, the cure is to ... install vim On my Mac, it works, but I don't…

I feel like a ditz here but how do I create a resource, like a window resource in Interface Builder for use in Carbon applications? I can't seem to find out how to anywhere. I can …

Hi I've been trying to use Mac OS X to do some XSLT transforms - it saves me the tyranny of my local NT sysadmin. I had some success at first, with the classes exefcuting fine, bu…

The Java VM will never cache classes anywhere - I have even written code that will reload classes through the system classpath and it works fine. More than likely the package you …

Quote: Originally posted by absmiths: The Java VM will never cache classes anywhere - I have even written code that will reload classes through the system classpath and …

I'm very interested in growing this discussion if possible. I've been using CodeWarrior on MacOS for about a year, doing Java only. Last week I spent half a day trying to get one o…

For compiling code, use Project>Add Framework and choose a .jar file. However, how to get these added to the classpath the clickable app uses is still beyond me.

rollerdexter: codewarrior pro 6 for osx is out if you want it. As for the classpath (although I haven't got my copy of osx yet) I know from my linux java headaches that each shell…

The only way to be absolutely sure is to: 1 - track down ALL neccessary jars, 2 - start a terminal and completely erase the CLASSPATH (I never use this anyway, it is asking f…

or uninstalls. Anyone? Is there a command for installing or uninstalling packages? Thanks! -fred

Just fooling around with CC before I head to class, I compiled a program I recently wrote for a class. Got the usual warnings that I got when I compiled it on the Unix machines at…

Quote: Originally posted by jguidroz: On a unix machine, you type gcc (cc for X) filename. At the next prompt, you type a.out(the file that was just created) and it s…

Thanks! Now I wonder is there is a way to fix this so I don't have to type ./

Quote: Originally posted by jguidroz: Thanks! Now I wonder is there is a way to fix this so I don't have to type ./ There certainly is. But please DON'T DO IT!! …

You can add the current directory to your path by adding the following line to your .tcshrc file (in your home dir): setenv PATH {$PATH}:. This causes the shell to search the pat…