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crt.o is the C runtime library. It should definitely be on your system in /usr/lib. If it's not, something got hosed with your developer install. Try uinstalling the developer tools and reinstalling. Wade

Try "sudo -s". Wade

To be more specific, XCode can only produce Mach-O format executables, which run only on CFM. CodeWarrior must be used to produce CFM format executables, which run on OS X or OS 9. Developing for less than OS X these days is a waste of resources. While OS 9 users still exist, their numbers...

How about this: http://cbbrowne.com/info/x.html

Those are not errors, they're warnings, and not really of any consequence. Did you actually try using the library? It should work. Wade

When using different systems, you should always buy KVM's that have a hardware switch to switch between them. Wade

You need to escape your spaces when you run the command. So, it's either: ./myscript "pathname with\spaces.txt" or ./myscript pathname\ with/spaces.txt That will prevent the shell from trying to break the pathname up. Wade

The X11 SDK is not installed by default. So they're not in a different location, they just don't exist. If memory serves, you can install them by running the latest XCode installer and do a custom install. Wade

Don't compare ANYTHING to MSVC. MSVC will compile almost anything, without complaint. By far the compiler that adheres best to the standards is CodeWarrior, followed by gcc, followed way behind by MSVC. We've uncovered countless bugs that CodeWarrior flagged and MSVC compiled without...

Well, it's not a matter of writing it. That's the easy part. Trying to debug it through constant crashes and continually having to reboot between OS X and OS 9 to do your development is what makes it so painful. I guess if someone has never upgraded to OS X, or has enough money to have a...

There are lots of folks that could do it. Whether they will or not is another matter. Myself, I will never do another OS 9 project. Unless you're paying at least double the normal rate, it's just not worth it.

belaran% gcc -L/usr/local/mysql/lib/libmysqlclient.a -L/usr/local/mysql/include/mysql.h main.c ld: warning prebinding disabled because of undefined symbols ld: Undefined symbols: _mysql_init _mysql_options _mysql_real_connect You're still not understanding the usage of the different...

- (IBAction)add:(id)sender // it shall add 50$ to the "dept" (= textbox) { [dept setIntValue:[dept intValue] + 50]; } - (IBAction)subtract:(id)sender // it shall subtract 50$ from the "dept" (=textbox) if "dept ? 0" (its not possibleto get below 0) { int curValue = [dept...

Did the xcode CD come with Panther? Is it possible you got a copy of the XCode preview CD for Jaguar or something? crt1.o is one of the runtime files and should definitely exist in /usr/lib. If it does not, the only guess I can make is that your XCode install was somehow corrupted. Wade

You're getting confused between libraries and headers. Adding the mysql.h header will allow your program to compile, but it doesn't do anything for the linking. Exactly. See the "ld: Undefined symbols:"? That's the linker. It's telling you you have not linked with the library that...

Try this: Do a "Clean all" and then rebuild. If it still doesn't work, do a: ranlib /Projects/CMAQ_v4.3/lib/stenex/Darwin/libsef90.a then clean all and rebuild. BTW, I wouldn't advise storing your projects at the root of the drive. They'd be better off as a subdirectory of your...

Do "man gcc" and pay particular attention to the -I option. Wade

Keep in mind however that that is a solution for running in XCode only. If you want to actually send your application to someone, you'll need to learn how to discover the path to yourself and set your own working directory programmatically. Wade

Nope. It varies from bug to bug. On most bugs you'll get no response - especially those they can easily reproduce inside Apple - hopefully one day it will just show up fixed. On bugs where you appear to be one of the few that can reproduce the problem, you'll get a call.

Uh, when you delete files from project builder, choose "Delete References" NOT "delete references and files". Use my profile to email me and I'll send you a copy of the files again. If you like, I'll also create a quick project that uses ncurses. Wade