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Re: Trying to link with non-Mach-O file

On Apr 27, 2006, at 12:53 PM, Chuck Connell wrote:

Thanks much. I will look at that link.
 
Does it make sense that in the earlier days of OS X, that programmers could have linked to this CFM library using CodeWarrior? I am trying to figure out how Notes C programming used to work on a Mac, but now does not?

CodeWarrior built code for Mac OS from System 7 through Mac OS X, so it could generate and link with either CFM (Mac OS 7-9) or Mach-O (Mac OS X) executable formats.  Mac OS X also supports running CFM applications from Mac OS 9 that have been recompiled using the Carbon model; if your library is Carbon-ready it could be used by CodeWarrior native on X, otherwise it would have to be used in applications running in the Classic compatibility box.

Xcode is for building Mac OS X code only, so it can only link Mach-O.

Chris

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 >Re: Trying to link with non-Mach-O file (From: Chris Espinosa <email@hidden>)
 >Re: Trying to link with non-Mach-O file (From: "Chuck Connell" <email@hidden>)



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