cool. i just finished downloading. has anyone who's used it had any problems/issues with the new dev tools?

Quote: Originally posted by davechen: <STRONG>cool. i just finished downloading. has anyone who's used it had any problems/issues with the new dev tools?</STR…

Does it have gcc 3? You can check the version by opening a terminal window and typing: gcc --version

Mine hasn't arrived in the mail yet, but I don't need it to know that it has gcc3. It has been quite clearly stated in a number of places that the beta dev tools include the beta g…

I don't suppose it fixes the minor issue described here: http://forums.macnn.com/cgi-bin/ulti...&f=46&t=005285

Thank you! Now I just have to reset my online membership password for the fiftieth time in a row, hehe. *Procrastinating the paper due tomorrow*

Quote: Originally posted by parallax: <STRONG>Thank you! Now I just have to reset my online membership password for the fiftieth time in a row, hehe. *Procrastina…

Hmm... perhaps they should update the text: Quote: Originally posted by mattcunnane: <STRONG> Beta release of Developer Tools for Mac OS X 10.1.x, including beta…

hehehe...I have to reset my password every time also, but strangely I remembered it this time.

The whole password thing is definitely screwed. I have to make a new one practically every time I log in. Anyways, there's a cc and a gcc3. cc is version 2.95.2, while gcc3 is v…

Quote: Originally posted by davechen: <STRONG>The whole password thing is definitely screwed. I have to make a new one practically every time I log in. </STRON…

But it still doesn't fix the bug whereby renaming a file (certainly in Java projects) breaks the build process.

Why does it call them Betas? Does that mean that the April dev tools are considered beta tools, or that this is out of date text announcing beta availibility of April tools? I wa…

Quote: Originally posted by absmiths: <STRONG>Why does it call them Betas? Does that mean that the April dev tools are considered beta tools, or that this is out …

Quote: Originally posted by davechen: <STRONG>i just finished downloading. Has anyone who's used it had any problems/issues with the new dev tools?</STRONG> …

Quote: Originally posted by davidb224: <STRONG> I also just downloaded the April 2002 Dev Tools. I was wondering what to do with the December 2001 Dev Tools. Shou…

Password expired? You've got to be kidding me. Heh. Apple's developer site is retarded I think. Man this gets annoying, especially when you can't use a password that resembles …

Quote: Originally posted by [APi]TheMan: <STRONG>Password expired? You've got to be kidding me. Heh. Apple's developer site is retarded I think. Man this gets …

Quote: Originally posted by Angus_D: <STRONG>You can use a password that resembles it as long as it's not exactly the same! Anyway, they have to be careful, since …

Yet another bug that still exists is that putting /* */ style comments around multiple lines of text still only updates the colour of the lines with the /* and */ on them (well, at…

The Metrowerks web site implies that the soon-to-be released Code Warrior 6 WONT suppost Java Dev on OS X. Does anyone know if this is really correct?

You can still write and compile Java2 stuff with codewarrior 5/6 and run it on OS X. But, you might have trouble debugging, maybe that's why it's said not to work.

Having just received CodeWarrior 6, I installed CodeWarrior 6 on MacOS X and put in the MacOS X-specific pieces from the Reference Disk (Thrill Seekers/MacOS X Java Plugins). I th…

I actually have CW6 and Java working on MacOS X. I'm building and running a Java app which is GUI free (this may make a difference, depending on what Apple has supported). Just l…

Do you have the JavaDoc Prelinker on? If so, turn it off. If you can't finish linking because you get some message about the VM initing, this is most likely the result of trying …