Download applescripts-for-cw.hqx (69,240 KB)
From: richardb@cocytus.demon.co.uk (Richard Buckle)
Subject: CodeWarrior AppleScripts
A set of AppleScripts for people working with multiple CodeWarrior
projects in the same project folder, typically because they are building
fat binaries or merging multiple code resources into the same file. They
let you do common operations such as building or compacting all projects
at once, with just one command.
Freeware, 68K.
Download better-micro-debugger-11.hqx (4,888 KB)
Date: Sat, 22 Jul 1995 02:40:56 -0600
From: snutt@netaxs.com (Mattias Fornander)
Subject: Better UDebugger 1.1 - Debugging power for CodeWarriors
(Version 1.1 fixes an error in the included resources.)
This is really nothing spectacular but I haven't seen or heard
of anything like it so here it is.
What:
Better UDebugger is a patch for PowerPlant 1.1 (CW6). It's
includes this document, an altered "PP DebugAlerts.rsrc" and a
patch for "UDebugger.cp".
How:
Replace the "PP DebugAlerts.rsrc" found in the PowerPlant
Resources folder inside your PowerPlant Libraries folder and
apply the patch to "UDebugger.cp" found inside the Utility
Classes folder. The patch is an UpdateMaker document and the
application can be found on your CodeWarrior CD. UpdateMaker
should be on your HD so just open the patch. To see the
changes you have to use debugAction_Alert by adding these two
lines to your main():
SetDebugThrow_(debugAction_Alert);
SetDebugSignal_(debugAction_Alert);
Why:
After "installation" you'll be given more options everytime an
exception or signal occurs. You'll be able to quit the program
(great when you're caught in a loop or just want to go home and
never program again), break into the debugger (great when you
want more info and track those critters down) or just continue
("I didn't see that...").
Maybe not the greatest hack in the world but hey, it made me
smile a couple of times.
Mattias Fornander (snutt@netaxs.com)
Anark Corp.
Download bomb-mac-mini-111.hqx (1,413,420 KB)
From: spot@HOPELESS.MESS.CS.CMU.EDU
Subject: bomb-mac 1.11 (automatic interactive visual stimulation)
`bomb' is an interactive graphics program for Power Macintosh. it
falls in the eye-candy class of programs, and has pretensions to
become a visual musical instrument. it produces continually changing
organic patterns on the screen independently or under keyboard
control. for more information and the latest version, see the home
page at
the mini version doesn't include the source code and many of the image
files, so it takes less space.
http://hopeless.mess.cs.cmu.edu:8001/bomb
Download brkly-yacc-plug-in-191-cw.hqx (369,033 KB)
From: jeffl@diac.com (Jeff Laing)
Subject: Berkeley Yacc plugin for CodeWarrior
Yacc 1.9.1 for CodeWarrior is based largely on Berkeley Yacc 1.9
and was converted to the Metrowerks CodeWarrior IDE by Jeff
Laing. Code generation was modified specifically for CodeWarrior
and a number of the more obscure syntax error type errors that
Berkeley Yacc produces have been enhanced to provide more
information.
Version 1.9.1 was recompiled with CW9 and version 4 of the plugin
API and adds the following features:
%expect allows suppression of shift/reduce & reduce/reduce
warning
Moved skeleton code into TEXT resources in plugin
Added flag to generate .cp files instead of .c
and corrects the following bugs:
output files are now truncated before use.
text after grammar now included in output files.
preferences now correctly saved.
This plugin is not free, nor is it in the public domain. It comes
with the hefty shareware fee of 15 US Dollars (if you pay via Kagi)
or 15 Australian Dollars (if you pay directly by cash or cheque
on an Australian bank).
Permission is explicity given for this software to be included on
compilation CD-ROM's and other collections provided that Tristero
Computer Systems receive a fully registered copy of the disk it
appears on. Metrowerks have explicit permission to include this
software on all CodeWarrior releases.
Jeff Laing
Download bug-hunt-lite-11.hqx (13,520 KB)
From: Andrew Barry, ajbarry@ozemail.com.au
Subject: BugHuntLite 1.1
Welcome to BugHuntLite, the free memory protection library for PowerPC
developers using Metrowerks CodeWarrior.
BugHuntLite:
* validates reads and writes to memory - dropping into the debugger if an
illegal address is accessed;
* requires no source code changes (other then calling the initialisation
function);
* only validates memory operations performed by your program - if you ask the
OS to hose you, it will still oblige;
* is free - memory protection should be a right, not a privilege;
* is wildly incompatible with Virtual Memory (and probably RamDoubler);
* is written by a 'rogue' programmer, with no inside knowledge from
Metrowerks, Apple, etc.
* is only compatible with Metrowerks CW7 & CW8;
* only works with PowerPC code
This fixes a problem in BugHuntLite 0.9 & 1.0
Thanks.
Andrew Barry
Download convert-o-rama-11-as.hqx (5,101 KB)
From: DCASE@eworld.com
Subject: MW Convert-O-Rama v1.1.0
MW Convert-O-Rama is a freeware AppleScript droplet which will convert the
creator type of CodeWarrior C/C++ 68K or PPC files ("MMCC" or "MPCC") and
CodeWarrior Pascal 68K or PPC files ("MPPS" & "MWPS") to creator type "CWIE"
(CW7). Just drop the individual files, folders or disks onto this droplet.
Version History
1.0.2
First public release.
1.1.0
Added support for CodeWarrior Pascal for 68K & PPC source and projects
("MPPS" & "MWPS").
Added counter to tally number of files changed.
Please send any comments or bug reports to dcase@eworld.com.
Dave Case
dcase@eworld.com
Download cw-colorfix-patch-117.hqx (20,626 KB)
From: ckt@best.com (Chris Thomas)
Subject: CodeWarrior Colorfix Patch 1.1.7
The otherwise excellent CodeWarrior development environment has one bug
which has been present since DR/1, but has yet to be fixed (we're at CW/6.1
now.). The environment engineers have better things to do, of course
(plug-in compilers et cetra), so I fixed it myself.
The bug:
CodeWarrior's PopUp MDEF does not display correctly if one has custom menu
colors (through Greg's Buttons, Aaron, a handmade 'mctb' or whatever).
CodeWarrior Colorfix Patch contains a replacement MDEF which handles these
colors properly.
1.1.7 - 4 August 95
+ Optimizations- scrolling speed in particular is improved.
+ Selectable seperators via "#pragma mark -" fixed.
Colorfix MDEF now mimics the System 7 MDEF in this regard.
+ Few other minor tweaks-in-wait applied.
+ Getting desperate for new bugs now. This might be the last
release, unless I receive new suggestions...
Keywords: CodeWarrior, Metrowerks, Colorfix, PPC, 68k, Patches, Fixes, Updates
Author: Chris K. Thomas, ckt@best.com
Topic: Mac Development, Environments & Tools
Download cw-pascal-tcl-port-10.hqx (190,561 KB)
From: Ken Beath, kjbeath@ozemail.com.au
Subject: CW Pascal TCL Port 1.0
This is a partially complete (enough to fully run my program, and probably
many others) conversion of Pascal TCL to PowerPC. It is not quite fully
tested as I still have to complete the conversion of some parts of my
actual program code.
The conversion of the exception handling is complete and is based on the
Macapp2 code and then modifying the TCL to work with this (eg I use goto's
rather than retryException).
I haven't done the conversion for
- failure of New Object, I simply check for a returned nil handle
- failure of the dispatcher (my logic is that this is a program bug so you
may as well crash in an undignified way rather than displaying an error
message that the user can't understand and probably won't be able to
continue from anyway).
Both these and the methtables could be completed using MacApp2 code.
- any methtableutils, ie CDialog classes won't work
- anything that uses MDEF's (eg tearoff menus or popups)
Additionally I replaced SF calls with StandardFle, and fixed things to
allow compiling under the 68K compiler as well.
Ken Beath
kjbeath@ozemail.com.au
Download cw-rez-plugin.hqx (123,931 KB)
Download cw-tcl-port-191.hqx (132,767 KB)
From: Marty Wachter
Subject: CW TCL Port Package 1.9.1
This version requires Codewarrior 8 and Symantec C++ version 8 release 4
CD.
-Marty
Download cw7-68000-remainder-patch.hqx (21,100 KB)
From: oddone@di.unito.it (Fabrizio Oddone)
Subject: CW7 68000 Remainder Bug Patch docs
Here's a patch that fixes a nasty bug in the CodeWarrior 68K glue code for
integer remainder operations on 68000-based Macs.
Author:
Alessandro Levi Montalcini
E-mail: alm@torino.alpcom.it <- NEW ADDRESS!
Download edit-comment-15-demo-cw.hqx (44,813 KB)
Date: Tue, 4 Apr 1995 02:00:14 -0700
From: jazmann@shell.portal.com (Larry Gerndt)
Subject: Edit Comment CW 1.5
Announcing Edit Comment for Code Warrior:
From: Larry Gerndt
email: jazmann@shell.portal.com
Do you use source control, such as Projector, SourceSafe, Source Manager,
or SourceServer? If so, do you use Code Warrior as your editor? If you
answered yes to both, you will definitely want this utility, so read on:
(An equivalent version of this program is available for Think environments)
What it does:
This add-on to the Think or Code Warrior environments adds an "Edit
Comment..." item to the Edit menu. When you choose it, it will present an
editing window which shows the revision comment of the front window's file
(and other source control information). Of course, the file must be under
source control (Projector , SourceServer, or SourceSafe). These programs
accomplish their source control by attaching a resource of type 'ckid' to
each file they control. The information in the 'ckid' resource includes the
current revision number and a comment about the changes in that revision.
This is what Edit Comment edits. It extracts the comment text from the
'ckid' of the file you're currently editing and puts up an editing window
that shows the current revision and displays the comment text in an
editable field.
(This demo version doesn't save changes, but is otherwise fully functional)
Having Edit Comment makes it possible (and easy) to create your comments
about the changes you make to a file AS YOU'RE MAKING THEM, without
switching to another app. And these comments go right into the 'ckid',
meaning the file is ready to check in, so you don't have to enter any
comment during checkin. The result: accurate comments, no pre-check-in
diffing to recall what you did to the file, and no comment entering needed
at check in time.
Besides the main advantages above, another very useful thing about Edit
Comment is just that you can see, at any time, which project a file lives
in, and what revision it is. This is really helpful if you want to then
query the database to look at previous revisions.
And yet another advantage: Edit Comment can also change a "mod-read-only"
file back to "Read-Only" (something no one else let's you do). How many
times have you made a file "mod read only" only to later change your mind
about changing the file...too late, from this point on, the source control
system will demand you either check it in or trash it (it won't write over
it). Edit Comment to the rescue. All you have to do is make it
"Read-Only" again, by choosing this in your host environment's Edit Menu
(courtesy of Edit Comment).
Like I said, I think you'll really find Edit Comment essential. But you
try it yourself and see what you think. The price is $25. When you're
ready to order, just send me an email and tell me the check's in the mail
(and put the check in the mail!), and I'll send you a registered version
immediately via email.
P.S. For the coolest (and possibly the ONLY) Projector/SourceServer and
SourceSafe front end GUI, check out the demo of "Source Manager" also
available here on AOL. It is only $25, and is a royal pleasure to use,
being feature rich, colorful, and intuitive. No other product on the
market makes using source control for the Mac so easy and even fun.
Larry Gerndt
jazmann@shell.portal.com
Download flex++-bison++-cwpro5.hqx (424,963 KB)
From: JüA==rgen Mellinger
Subject: Flex++_Bison++_CWPro5.sit.hqx
This is a freeware port of the Flex++/Bison++ class generating lexer/parser
generators to CodeWarrior Pro 5 IDE plugins.
Manual pages converted to PDF format and a sample project are included.
Download framework-for-cw.hqx (269,017 KB)
From: richardb@cocytus.demon.co.uk (Richard Buckle)
Subject: CW10.XLL.Framework
A framework for writing Excel add-ins (XLLs) for 68K and PowerPC Macs
and 32-bit Windows in CodeWarrior.
68K, 68K-with-FPU and PowerPC builds can be easily generated from the
same source code and integrated in the same fat binary: Excel will
transparently call the right one. The PowerPC add-ins are fully native
and Excel 5 calls them without any mode switching.
New features in this release:
Supports C++ and 32-bit Windows.
PowerPC builds can now call Excel back without any mode-switching. Thanks
to Bernie Wieser for this!
32-bit Windows builds are generated from the same source code but a
separate object file is built.
Requires the Excel 5 Developer's Kit (from Microsoft) and CodeWarrior 10
or later.
(262K, freeware)
Download l-mouser.hqx (6,096 KB)
From: Timothy C. Delaney, delaney@zip.com.au
Subject: LMouser, a PP class for Mouse Events
LMouser is a mix-in PowerPlant class for calling the MouseEnter(),
MouseLeave() and MouseWithin() methods of an LPane.
Download macapp-rez.hqx (464,437 KB)
Download metro-cleaner-101.hqx (89,996 KB)
From: (Stephan Burlot) coriolis@server.pingnet.ch
Subject: Metro Cleaner 1.0.1
I've made this utility to remove uneeded files from CodeWarrior projects.
It removes ".SYM", ".xSYM", ".cat", ".dbg" files, precompiled headers and
removes binaries from the projects, ie all the files you dont need when
you're done with a project.
Hope you like it.
Fat binary
Self-extracting archive
Freeware
Requires System 7 or greater
Download metro-keywords.hqx (33,243 KB)
Date: Mon, 13 Feb 1995 19:48:29 -0700
From: dougw@as.arizona.edu (Doug Williams)
To: macgifts@sumex-aim.stanford.edu
Keywords is a simple program to convert the colored keyword
list from a MetroWerks CW5 project to a text file and to turn
a text file into a MW CW5 keyword list. This program is
email-ware: send me an email if you use it. I have also included
a text file containing all the Apple types (as listed in Toasties
keyword list).
-=-doug-=-
Download pp-rez.hqx (25,845 KB)
Download profiler-p.hqx (4,478 KB)
Download run-java-applet-as.hqx (9,798 KB)
From: Jofish@Mindless.com
Subject: Run_Java_Applet_as
This Script will open the current CodeWarrior Java
project's ".html" file with Apple's Applet Runner.
E-mail me if you use it.
This script may be included on all CD-ROM collections.
Joseph Santaniello
Trondheimsveien 14
N-0560 Oslo Norway
Download script-builder-10.hqx (28,881 KB)
From: Gordon Watts -- Brown University
Subject: Script Builder v1.0
Hi there,
This is Script Builder 1.0. It allows you to add compiled scripts (apple
script or any other osa language) to your CW7 (or better) project. Freeware,
requires CW7. Includes some source that helps with loading and executing the
scripts.
Cheers,
Gordon.
Download text-2-rsrc-101.hqx (287,278 KB)
From: jeffl@diac.com (Jeff Laing)
Subject: Text2Rsrc 1.0.1
A common problem for the programmer is that of including styled
text into resources. ResEdit provides a nice editor for
manipulating "TEXT" and "styl" resources but otherwise is not a
great text editor. Apple (and just about every CD-ROM supplier)
supply SimpleText which is a reasonable (read: cheap) styled text
editor, but does not save in resource format.
This plugin-compiler for CodeWarrior simplifies the creation of
styled TEXT resources by allowing the user to edit their text in
standard SimpleText source files (with extension .text) and the
compiler will incorporate them as "TEXT/styl" resources. In fact,
the plugin will also process text files created by CodeWarrior
itself and will incorporate the font information defined in the
preferences panel as style information for the entire file.
1.0.1: Corrects a bug where the source file didn't contain a
leading %% - used to drop into MacsBug, not generates an error
message.
Shareware: $10US
I am the author. Jeff Laing