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Working on the Mac plugins... [message #99262] Sun, 15 June 2008 09:14 Go to previous message
Mike Audet is currently offline  Mike Audet
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Registered: December 2008
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Hi Guys,

I just thought I'd post an update so that the Mac users know that I have
been working hard to try to bring you guys the plugs.

I've got CodeWarrior 5.0 running in a Power PC emulator that runs OS 9 on
my PC. The compiler runs perfectly.

I've been trying to migrate the PARIS code to the more standard C++ used
by CodeWarrior. The Plugins were developed for Visual Studio 6, and as is
typical for Microsft, the C++ employed by Visual C++ does not adhere to the
accepted standards. So, there are a zillion changes needed to make the code
work. Include file names, class names, and the inner workings of the code
and compiler are all very different.

I started out with 300 compile errors (which I think is the maximum) and
slowly widdled it down to 2. When I solved the last 2, another 300 appeared
because the compilation process could now progress further (and hit more
problems).

Chuck has been completely run off his feet and not even on the continent
much of the time. When he gets a chance, the Mac will come. It a huge kindness
for him to offer to send it. Until then, I'm learning a lot about C++ through
these efforts, so it is a joy for me to do it. It would also be nice to
leave VC++ 6.0 behind for a more modern compiler on the PC, which could follow
from this work.

I don't have any firm release dates, but I want you guys to know that I am
trying, and one way or another, we will get there. :)

All the best,

Mike
 
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