Recent content by wadesworld

If Apple moves to Intel, you can bet it won't be on any old Intel machine out there. They will likely manufacture their own motherboards, and OS X will be setup to run only on those motherboards, likely by looking for a special chip on the motherboard. Of course someone will eventually hack...

OK, so you do have the libraries linking. Good. Now that we know that, we need to determine: 1) Is wxWindowBase::RegisterHotKey(int, int, int) just in a library that you're not linking? This seems unlikely, because it looks like you're linking to all of them. 2) Is...

OK, all running wx-config does is to setup wxWidgets. If you want to actually use wxWindows in an xCode project, you need to add the appropriate wxWidgets libraries to your Xcode project. You can either drag-and-drop them or use "Add to project". If you try that and it still doesn't work...

Paste the entire command you're trying to compile with - then we can see if the right libraries are being linked and the proper paths specified.

Did you add the needed wx libs to your project? If you didn't, it won't link with them. Wade

What did you do to have that code called? I'm guessing nothing, or it was called long before your window and button were ready for display. What you need to do is put that code in a awakeFromNib method of your controller. Then it will be called after your controller object is unarchived from...

It's a completely different API - it takes some time to learn new ways of doing things. Honestly, the hardest thing about learning Cocoa is learning to look for the easy way of doing things. A Windows programmer will think, "well, to do that, I need to override this function and catch that...

Yes, you're not understanding IP addressing correctly. You need to setup an IP addressing scheme on your "inside" network (the one containing the en0 interface of your Mac and the airport). Before I can give advice, I'd need to be sure I understand your network completely. Can you post...

If mysql is installed on your system, then this command will find it: sudo find / -name mysql Wade

I think it's /usr/loca/mysql/data, but since I don't have MySQL installed at the moment, I can't double-check that. Of course if you use Fink to install it, it will be under the /sw tree. To search for it, use the unix find command, rather than using the GUI Find (which doesn't search...

Depends on where gimp was installed. If it was done with fink, then from an Xterm window, you'd do something like "/sw/bin/gimp &" Wade

While the post above is correct, I just want to point out a few things to new programmers. Outputting to an object file is not usually necessary for simple projects. You can just do: gcc test.c -o test This will automatically compile and link your app, and produce and executable called...

Multicast traffic won't traverse the Internet. On some firewalls, once the interior computer starts sending traffic, it will let return data back in. As for the address issue, what you need to do is have a server process that's in charge of communicating with all the clients and keeping...

Of course there are ways to do it C and Carbon. You need to use FSRefMakePath() to change the FSRef into a path. See: http://developer.apple.com/documentation/Carbon/Reference/File_Manager/file_manager/function_group_8.html Wade

I'd start over. Remove the ADT and CW. Reinstall the ADT first, and then CW. Wade