OK, I found the problem. It was in some files that I put in the
/Library/Application Support/Apple/Developer Tools folder in a
"Specifcations" folder that had some syntax colouring specifications
in .pbfilespec, etc files. These seemed to work on Xcode 1.2,
although there might have been other strange behaviour.
Thanks for spotting that - looks like my problem comes from the IBM
XL Fortran .pbcompspec in the same place. That file certainly did
work in 1.2.
- -it's obvious in hindsight...
Please file bug reports for these if you can
<http://developer.apple.com/bugreporter>. While none of these
specifications are "fully documented and supported", we know people
use them and we've endeavored to keep them compatible from release to
release. If we broke something, we really want to know.
Just to finalise this, it was actually the XLC .pbcompspec that was
causing the problem, not XLF.
The bug is filed as <rdar://3756659>
- -josh.
Dr. Joshua J. McKinnon
ASRP Research Fellow
Chemistry Phone +61 2 6773 2344
University of New England Fax +61 2 6773 3268
Armidale, NSW, Australia Email email@hidden
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'But your Honour, the light had Dopplered to green'
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