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Cheryl, yes I tried all these.... but no way ! and the original file has been lost anyway.

Hi all, I'm in trouble with a big file copied on PC formated ZIP on wich the resource fork has been split away from the data fork. This file is a mac OS classic file and needs to be read by a classic application but it was copied on a mac under mac OSX. The problem is the resource fork...

you're right, its fink's man that causes troubles! I updated to man-1.5, works fine now! thx

oups, i meant: #include <string> instead of #include <lvp/string.h>

PB compiles and builds C++ code fine !! If you have PB installed, you MUST have gcc too... cc might not be a problem with such a simple code since it was installed in former versions of OSX instead of gcc. You should perhaps reinstall the developer tools... To build a simple C++ application...

All these constants (macros here) are defined in "limits.h" files headers. Have a look at /usr/include/machine/limits.h for these machine-specific numerical constants. Otherwise look at /usr/include/sys/syslimits.h for some system-specific values or /usr/include/limits.

The "man" command is not working anymore on my mac since I installed Mac OS X 10.2. No idee why. Hitting `man any_command' on my term returns with: << /usr/bin/man: illegal option -- C man, version 1.1 usage: man ... >> Never had this before. Does anybody have encountered such a...

type Ctrl-x-Ctrl-c and read the man...