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Re: CodeWarrior 8.3 vs Panther vs AudioUnits
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Re: CodeWarrior 8.3 vs Panther vs AudioUnits


  • Subject: Re: CodeWarrior 8.3 vs Panther vs AudioUnits
  • From: Jim Wintermyre <email@hidden>
  • Date: Mon, 2 Feb 2004 19:40:34 -0800

FYI, I'm using CW 8.3 successfully to build AU's. My dev system is currently on 10.2.6, but I'm using the AU files from the Panther dev install, and have installed QuickTime 6.5 to get the Panther equivalent CoreAudio system files. I've heard of some people having issues using CW 8.3 on Panther in general, check the CW csmp newgroup for more details.

Can't think of what your issue might be off the top of my head. I had some problems converting our projects from PB to CW, but it was a while ago... One thing would be to make sure you're exporting the main entry point correctly. I do this with a .exp file with a single entry point (and PPC Mac OS X Linker set to use .exp file), which matches the entry in the 'dlle' resource in my .r file.

Otherwise, assuming you had a working project to begin with, compare the XCode output to the CW output (i.e. plist files, nm on the binary, etc.). (If you didn't start with a working XCode project - that might explain some things...)

Hope that helps.

Jim


Hi All,

So, I've been using XCode to do AU development on 10.3.2 but find it
slow and cumbersome, and I don't care much for the UI. I've been trying
to switch back to CodeWarrior 8.3 but without success. I've been able to
get libraries and pre-compiled headers rebuilt and get my AU bundle
linking and building, but I can't get the OS to recognize the AU. A few
questions then:

1. Anyone else using CodeWarrior to build AUs?

2. If not, what is the magic that's required to get the OS to recognize
a bundle as an AU? I've got a plist, got what I think is a good .rsrc
file with COMP_TYPE set to kAudioUnitType_Effect, got a binary, etc. Any
good way to check the bundle from the command line somehow?

3. Any tips on view/debugging the process of the OS *trying* to
recognize this bundle as an AU?

Any tips greatly appreciated. I really don't want to have to continue in
XCode or PB if I can help it. And, of course, I'm not ready to pony up
$500 for the CW9 upgrade...

Thanks,

Jason
www.chromasound.net <http://www.chromasound.net/>
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