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- ABOUT SYMANTEC C++ FOR MACINTOSH 7.0.3
- =======================================
- Copyright © 1994 Symantec Corporation. All Rights Reserved.
- June 16, 1994
- Font: Geneva 12
-
- INTRODUCTION
- =============
- Symantec C++ for Macintosh version 7.0.3 corrects problems with the 7.0.2
- release of the following components of Symantec C++ for Macintosh:
- THINK Project Manager, THINK Debugger, Symantec C++, and THINK C, and
- the runtime libraries.
-
- The files in the “Release Notes” folder lists the most important bugs that
- this update fixes in the various components of Symantec C++ for Macintosh.
-
- About Version Numbers
- ---------------------
- The patch applications contained in this update will bring the respective
- component to the latest released version. It is sometimes the case that one
- of the components of the Symantec C++ for Macintosh system is not updated
- for a particular release and as such the patcher may not be applicable to you.
-
- UPDATING YOUR SYSTEM
- =====================
- This section tells you how to run the various patch programs to update your
- Symantec C++ for Macintosh components, and how to update your libraries.
-
- This update contains four small applications in the ‘Patches’ folder that
- will transform your components into the new versions. Updating is easy:
-
- • Make sure that you update a clean installation of Symantec C++ for
- Macintosh 7.0. While the patch applications will probably work with
- your existing installation, they are not guaranteed to.
- • Double-click on the patch application (e.g. “TPM 7.0.3 Patch”).
- • Read the messages in the dialog that comes up; they may contain
- important information. Click the ‘Patch’ button.
- • Find the component asked for using the standard file dialog box.
-
- •••••••••
- IMPORTANT
- •••••••••
-
- The patch is done in place! This means that the patcher will overwrite
- the file you’re updating. When it is done, you will get a confirmation that
- the patch was successful if all goes well.
-
- • Repeat these steps for the other patches in the ‘Patches’ folder:
-
- Symantec C++ 7.0.3 Patch
- THINK C 7.0.3 Patch
- THINK Debugger 7.0.1 Patch*
-
- (*) If necessary.
-
- Updating the Libraries
- --------------------
- The library updates are contained in a Compact Pro self extracting archive.
- Installing them is easy:
-
- • Double-click on the file “Library Updates.sea”.
- • When it asks you to “Select the destination folder”, move to your
- Symantec C++ for Macintosh folder and click “Extract”.
- • The archive will begin to extract its files, and at one point will say
- that a duplicate file was found. This is correct; press the “Replace ALL
- Duplicates” button to finish the installation.
- • If you have the Universal Headers then you should copy the file "AppleScript.h"
- into the "Mac #includes:Universal Headers:" folder.
-
- Re-Precompiling the Precompiled Headers
- --------------------------------------
- You must re-precompile any precompiled headers with the new compilers. To
- re-precompile MacHeaders and MacHeaders++:
-
- •••••••••
- IMPORTANT
- •••••••••
-
- By default “Mac #includes.c” expects either the Universal Headers or the System 7.1
- headers that are included in Symantec C++ for Macintosh 7.0. If you updated to 7.0
- via the online updates then you should set the macro NEW_HEADERS_AVAILABLE
- in “Mac #includes.c” to 0 prior to precompiling your headers.
-
- 1) Launch the THINK Project Manager and create an Empty project.
- 2) Open the file “Mac #includes.c” which is located in the “Mac #includes”
- folder.
- 3) Choose ‘Precompile…’ from the Source menu. Save the precompiled header
- as ‘MacHeaders’ replacing the one in the “Precompiled Headers” folder in
- in the “Mac #includes” folder.
- 4) Repeat steps (2) and (3) for the file “Mac #includes.cpp”, saving it as
- “MacHeaders++”.
-