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- Item 9803679 20-Jan-91 12:17
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- From: KSAND@APPLE.COM@INTERNET# Gateway to Internet/BITNET/UUCP
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- To: MACAPP.TECH$ MacApp Technical
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- Item forwarded by SPA.DTS to SPA0144
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- INTERNET# Document Id: <48292@apple.Apple.COM>
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- Sub: Re: MacApp C++ load/dump
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- If you use AppleLink 6.0, you win! The Reply button works for gatewayed E-mail.
- Otherwise, copy & paste this: ksand@Apple.COM@INTERNET#
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- From: ksand@Apple.COM (Kent Sandvik)
- References: <8482057@AppleLink.Apple.COM>
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- Organization: Apple Computer Inc., Cupertino, CA
- Newsgroups: apple.mac.app
- Path: apple!ksand
- To: macapp.tech$@applelink.apple.com
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- In article <8482057@AppleLink.Apple.COM> RANSON@AppleLink.Apple.COM (France -
- Ranson, Lannion,IDV) writes:
- >I have installed ETO#2 on my disk, and I am happy to report that the MacApp
- >samples in Object Pascal and C++ compile and run OK (Well, I have checked with
- >Nothing...). Just two problems:
- >- The C++ compiler warns about an attempt to use -d/-u with load/dump.
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- That is normal, dumped information has problems to trace dynamic information
- (like generated with the -d and -u options). The only way to solve this
- is to create a new dump file for each #define/#undef case...
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- >- The UMacApp.h.dump seems to be rebuilt each time (I get the comment line
- >"C++ Load/Dump: UMacApp.h.dump") which kind of defeats the whole idea.
- >What's going on?
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- Usually the generic MacApp dump file should be created the first time
- you use the MacApp headers. A far better approach is to create your
- own dump file with header file dependencies.
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- We got so many requests of how to do this so we have a working
- example of DemoText/C++ that shows how to make the changes in
- source files and the MAMake file. I'm trying to get this posted
- to AppleLink later next week (also included in DTL (Developer Technical
- Library) and the Q&A stack).
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- Hope this helps,
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- Kent Sandvik, DTS
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- Kent Sandvik, Apple Computer Inc, Developer Technical Support
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- Zippy++ says: "Read my lips, no more C++ syntax..."
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