try reading the manual... and this is in the wrong forum.

CodeWarrior puts a placeholder file. It is probably "hello.c", "hello.cpp", "sillyballs.c", or something like that. You must either put your code in this file or when in your Pro…

the impression i'm under is that the only people who will have access to the dev. tools are adc members, which basically means if you want them, you have to pay a few hundred for i…

Thats really not true, you can sign up as a user on the ADC website for free without paying, this lets you access the site and developer downloads. I assume apple will be posting t…

If you are a student, sign up for the excellent Student ADC. I signed up about two weeks ago and I received my kit yesterday. No, I did not sleep last night

Yes it is true, even as a registred member you have to pay for the tools I couldn�t find the DeveloperTools for free download! Where are they? You can download the 120 MB DarwinPro…

Actually, Apple will be posting them this month as a developer download so join the ADC you an get a free online account.

haha, yeah.. apple will be posting them this month *sarcastic laugh*

I saw the below post on macosx.com by Casey and it worked for me. After running the package you need to only do a couple of things. 1. Add the following lines to /Library/WebServe…

A good idea is to use configure, which reveals that pthread indeed is supported in MacOS X. (Some macro file for configure had to be copied from Darwin first to get configure to wo…

Hi, pthreads are supported, but a few are still not completed. check out the darwin bug list. I think I saw a few calls are missing like pthread_kill().

Got the same problems. The libs aren�t there. i guess it has to do with not having the Developer Tools and only having the compileer out of the Darwin pack. - Tom

Though I haven't tried it myself, I've heard that Tomcat works well. You can grab the source from the Apache Website.

Actually, the required feature set (choice of fonts, styles, alignment, line spacing, and print preview) are all built into the Cocoa objects...along with indentation, kerning, gra…

What developer tools do you need? I know nothing, therefore I cannot code. If You agree to do the work, I can provide whatever tools you need (almost...I don't have code warrior bu…

What sorts of things do you need it to do that Mac OS X's built-in TextEdit program doesn't do? If you turn on the rulers and enable "Wrap To Page", you've got a pretty decent wor…

This probably won't help much, but... The source for "textEdit" is included as an example ProjectBuilder cocoa project with the Developer Tools. The source for a carbonized ver…

No errors that I can see of. Great page too. But... what I really want... is to run PHP4 as a DSO. I can't seem to get this to work. I've been trying since 4.0 as official. J…

Quote: Just so people know, I have compiled it succesfully as a DSO, however, when running Apache with PHP4 DSO, there are library error which prevent it from running. …

Yeah, great. IF you've got 'make' on your system (hint: it's not in Public Beta).

Actually, GeeForce, he notes that you need the Developers Tool on his main page (not obvious from the link he provided). Check out MacAddict's guide to getting them from the Dawin …

Quote: Question: does it have to be tar-ed inside the "mysql-3.23.24-beta.tar.gz" directory (and thus moved there -- something not stated in the instructions)? Or can it…

slightly off-topic: has anyone had any luck installing php4 on Mac OS X *Server* 1.2? I give up. I finally got php3 installed, but it doesn't recognize the mySql database, and an…

i have a fresh unmodified install of macosX beta , and i install the developer.pkg from my DP4 CD , and i follow every damn line of your tutorial . result : nothing!!!!! mys…

Alas ... Syntax error on line 209 of /Library/WebServer/Configuation/apache.conf : Invalid command 'LoadModule', perhaps mis-spelled or defined by a module no included in the serv…