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Re: CoreFoundation (was DigitalCDSound)


  • Subject: Re: CoreFoundation (was DigitalCDSound)
  • From: Garth Cummings <email@hidden>
  • Date: Mon, 5 May 2003 09:17:22 -0700

Hi Tab,

On Saturday, May 3, 2003, at 06:07 PM, Tab Julius wrote:

I have no Versions/A/Headers, just Versions/A/Resources

I was wondering if you had a development install or something. This came preinstalled on the machine.

I have CW 8; target wouldn't matter as regards the .h file. If I ever do find the .h file, I'll put it in the path. But I had finder look for everything that was CoreFoundation.h (found nothing) and just had CoreFoundation (found the framework path and the resource files, but that was about it).

If I can get the file, I can take care of the rest...

Thanks much,

- Tab

You just need to install the Mac OS X Developer Tools CD. That is the proper way to install the Mac OS X header files. You should only install individual SDKs when they're newer than the headers already on your system.

Good luck,
--gc



At 09:10 PM 5/3/03, Marc Poirier wrote:
Yes, I get them from the Mac Os X install CD. Seriously, I put the CD in
my drive and double-checked: they're on the CD.

Maybe I was slightly misleading when I said that the file is in
CoreFoundation.framework/Headers since that is actually a symbolic link to
CoreFoundation.framework/Versions/A/Headers (just like with all
frameworks), but that shouldn't matter. Both Finder and the UNIX shell
follow the Headers symlink as though it were a directory. If it's missing
for you, all that I can think to suggest is reinstalling Mac OS X.

And the only other things I can think to suggest, regarding building with
CW and using framework includes is:

1) make sure you're using at least CW 7 (or maybe you actually need 8?)
2) make sure that your target is Mach-O
3) make sure to drag CoreFoundation.framework into your project in the
Frameworks tab
4) make sure that your project has /System/Library/Frameworks in System
Paths in your Access Paths settings (which I think should happen
automatically when you do step 3)

Marc
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