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Re: disabling mulicast loopback + getting IP
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Re: disabling mulicast loopback + getting IP


  • Subject: Re: disabling mulicast loopback + getting IP
  • From: Quinn <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 26 Sep 2002 11:33:03 +0100

At 10:32 -0400 25/9/02, Eric Singer wrote:
I am using frameworks. In fact, I was just trying to do a straight compile of your project.

The project I sent you includes an extra access path, "{Project}:::", that confuses the hell out of CodeWarrior. If you put the folder inside a couple of nested dummy untitled folders, and open it and remove the access path, things should work fine. I tested this today with CodeWarrior 8.2 on Mac OS 9.1 (with Mac OS X 10.2 headers), and on Mac OS X 10.2 itself. Right now I don't have time to test with earlier CodeWarriors.

However, I understand your frustration with this. Whilst debugging this problem, I learnt how much I still need to learn about building Mach-O projects with CW. AFAICT there are two ways of configuring a Mach-O project. You can either have it set up to use MSL as your standard C library, or have it set up to use System.framework as your standard C library. This results in two different access path setups in the project, with or without an access path to MSL. Also, the approach you take determines the libraries you link with. The CW Mach-O stationery is set up to use the first approach. The following file is extremely instructive in understanding how this is set up.

{Compiler}:MSL:MSL_C:MSL_MacOS:Include:MSLCarbonPrefix.h

However, I prefer to use second approach (because it more closely matches Project Builder which, in my line of work, is somewhat important).

Also, any thoughts on correctly disabling multicast loopback?

Nope.

S+E
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Quinn "The Eskimo!" <http://www.apple.com/developer/>
Apple Developer Technical Support * Networking, Communications, Hardware
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