Re: [OT] WTF is SIOUX?
Re: [OT] WTF is SIOUX?
- Subject: Re: [OT] WTF is SIOUX?
- From: EJ Campbell <email@hidden>
- Date: Mon, 28 Oct 2002 22:27:50 -0800
On Monday, October 28, 2002, at 06:03 PM, David A. Gatwood wrote:
On Mon, 28 Oct 2002, Art Gillespie wrote:
I'm moving my development back to Codewarrior from PB for a while
(I'm still
a total CW neophyte) and every time I try to fprintf(stderr, ...)
during
execution, something called SIOUX pops up an umovable window that
captures
all my stderr output and adds a bunch of extra menus to whatever app
I'm
using as a host.
SIOUX is the codewarrior text console. That's expected if you're
printing
stuff to standard output. If you want to do debug logging, log it to
syslog or something (man syslog) instead.
SIOUX is a legacy of OS 9, which has no native way of handling standard
IO. For Mac OS X projects, CW actually allows you to use either SIOUX
or the standard console in. Check out the release notes for more info.
For a new C or C++ project, one of the stationary options is Standard
Console: C or C++ Console Mach-O. A project created with this
stationary will have its standard output sent to the console (or
wherever stderr, etc. are directed). You should be able to the use the
same libraries that the console stationary use in your own project .
Also, I've found that the people at the CodeWarrior newsgroup
(comp.sys.mac.programmer.codewarrior) are extremely good at answering
CodeWarrior specific questions like this one.
-EJ
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