>
> - Dave
>
> Howard Hinnant wrote:
> > In article <1155745183.863416.201800@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>,
> > "Robert" <justnacl@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> >
> > > We still build our older toolkit with CW on PPC macs and recently
> > > upgraded to Xcode 2.4. When rebuilding the CW libraries and
> > > pre-compiled headers we got an error:
> > >
> > > CodeWarrior gives a "type cannot be made with a global register
> > > variable" error about the __asm("_scalb$UNIX2003" ) construct on
line
> > > 647 of math.h in Xcode 2.4. I show the relevant lines of math.h
from
> > > 2.3 and 2.4 below. Although the BuildLibraries.mcp projects built,
when
> > > I tried to build the
> > > Build.MacOSX.mcp->BuildMacOSXSup****t.mcp->MacHeadersMach-O.mcp
> > > precompiled headers, it gave the math.h error about 18 times. This
did
> > > not stop the rest of the build, but that may be because I already
had
> > > libraries.
> > >
> > > We are running MacOS 10.4.7 on a G5 iMac.
> > >
> > > Anyone seen this? Have a fix? It would be nice if Apple kept stuff
out
> > > of the standard headers that broke other compilers (obsolete or
not).
> >
> > Inspect your access paths preference panel. Ensure that the order of
> > your access paths is:
> >
> > {Compiler}MSL/MSL_C
> > {OS X Volume}usr/include
> >
> > and not vice-versa.
> >
> > -Howard
In article <1156190353.986918.263710@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>,
dwhipps@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
> We've experienced this same error. Of course, you can avoid it by
> building against the "10.4 SDK" but that doesn't help you if you want
> to build against the system headers.
>
> Also, I tried the fix about ordering the access paths and received the
> discouraging but descriptive error:
>
> "#error You must have the non-MSL C header file access path before the
> MSL access path"
>
> ... in the "stddef.h" MSL header.
>
> I tried building against the Mac OS X10.5 developer preview system
> headers, and received similar errors.
>
> Anyone know what we can do here?
Try putting:
#if !__option(precompile)
#include "MSLCarbonPrefix.h" /* was "Prefix file" */
#endif
in your preprocessing panel. This should be set up for you in Mach-O
stationary.
-Howard
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