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[ZooLib-dev] New to ZooLib

[Dario A. <ad...@so...>]

Hello,

I would like to try out ZooLib under Mac OS X (10.1.5) using
CodeWarrior Pro 7.2

Should I get the latest sources via CVS ?
 From the Web site it's unclear whether the project is actually
available via CVS or not.

If I manage to compile the library and some demo application
(preferably the PainterTest), I would like to help (if I can)
with whatever unresolved Carbon issues there might be.

Thank you,
Dario

Re: [ZooLib-dev] New to ZooLib

[Conrad W. <we...@on...>]

>Hello,
>
>I would like to try out ZooLib under Mac OS X (10.1.5) using
>CodeWarrior Pro 7.2
>
>Should I get the latest sources via CVS ?
> From the Web site it's unclear whether the project is actually
>available via CVS or not.

Here are my MacCVSPro 2.5.1 PPC settings of interest for zoolib:

Checkout and Update Options
    Default Module: zoolib
    Default Revision: (blank)


Remote Host information
    Server Hostname: cvs.zoolib.sourceforge.net
    CSB Root: /cvsroot/zoolib
 
    CVS Usaer Name: anonymous
    CVS Password: (blank)
    CVS Command: cvs

No problem getting latest. (When asked for password, just hit the enter key).

>
>If I manage to compile the library and some demo application
>(preferably the PainterTest), I would like to help (if I can)
>with whatever unresolved Carbon issues there might be.

I haven't used or build it for a long time, so I can't say much more.
Cheers,
Conrad Weyns.


>
>Thank you,
>Dario
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Re: [ZooLib-dev] New to ZooLib

[Dario A. <ad...@so...>]

On Tuesday, June 18, 2002, at 12:58 , Conrad Weyns wrote:

> Here are my MacCVSPro 2.5.1 PPC settings of interest for zoolib:
>
> Checkout and Update Options
>     Default Module: zoolib
>     Default Revision: (blank)
>
>
> Remote Host information
>     Server Hostname: cvs.zoolib.sourceforge.net
>     CSB Root: /cvsroot/zoolib
>
>     CVS Usaer Name: anonymous
>     CVS Password: (blank)
>     CVS Command: cvs

I have checked out the sources from CVS and imported the
PainterTest project, assigned the required source trees,
and attempted a build of the Carbon debug target on OS X
using CodeWarrior Pro 7.2, which results in:
---
Couldn=92t find compiler =93ZooLib Asset Compiler=94.
[repeated twice]

Error   : illegal token
zconfig.h line 70
[repeated a few times]

Error   : error during open of "PainterTest_Assets_en.zao"
PainterTest_Resources.r line 1   read 'ZAO_' (20000,=20
"PainterTest_Assets_en") "PainterTest_Assets_en.zao";
[repeated twice]

Error   : illegal token
zconfig.h line 70
[repeated about a hundred times]
---
Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks and ciao,
Dario

Re: [ZooLib-dev] New to ZooLib

[Conrad W. <we...@on...>]

>On Tuesday, June 18, 2002, at 12:58 , Conrad Weyns wrote:
>
>> Here are my MacCVSPro 2.5.1 PPC settings of interest for zoolib:
>>
>> Checkout and Update Options
>>     Default Module: zoolib
>>     Default Revision: (blank)
>>
>>
>> Remote Host information
>>     Server Hostname: cvs.zoolib.sourceforge.net
>>     CSB Root: /cvsroot/zoolib
>>
>>     CVS Usaer Name: anonymous
>>     CVS Password: (blank)
>>     CVS Command: cvs
>
>I have checked out the sources from CVS and imported the
>PainterTest project, assigned the required source trees,
>and attempted a build of the Carbon debug target on OS X
>using CodeWarrior Pro 7.2, which results in:
>---
>Couldn't find compiler "ZooLib Asset Compiler".
>[repeated twice]
>
>Error   : illegal token
>zconfig.h line 70
>[repeated a few times]
>
>Error   : error during open of "PainterTest=5FAssets=5Fen.zao"
>PainterTest=5FResources.r line 1   read 'ZAO=5F' (20000, 
>"PainterTest=5FAssets=5Fen") "PainterTest=5FAssets=5Fen.zao";
>[repeated twice]
>
>Error   : illegal token
>zconfig.h line 70
>[repeated about a hundred times]
>---
>Any help would be appreciated.

It's been a while, but I should be able to get you on the right track.
Observe that there are .zas files in the project workspace (they are
"xml-ish").
If you look at the File Mappings in a project Settings Dialog you'll see
that .zas files require the Zoolib Asset Compiler.
The source and xml export file for ZAC is in src=5Fother:tools:zac:
You are going to need to build this one first and it requires the
CodeWarrior Plug-In SDK. Right now I don't have that available on my
system, and my CD's are burried in some cardboard box somewhere (I should
be getting the CW 8 upgrade any day now) so I can't verify but I may have
a go at this, just for fun, if none of the zoolib gurus here take over.
Perhaps the ZAC compiler could be distributed as a binary.

I expect that once you have got the zac compiler build and in the proper
CW plug-in directory the PainterTest project will build without errors.

hope this helped a bit,
Cheers,
Conrad Weyns.


>
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>Dario
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Re: [ZooLib-dev] New to ZooLib

[Dario A. <ad...@so...>]

Hi Conrad,

> It's been a while, but I should be able to get you on the right track.
> Observe that there are .zas files in the project workspace (they are
> "xml-ish").
> If you look at the File Mappings in a project Settings Dialog you'll see
> that .zas files require the Zoolib Asset Compiler.

yep, that's what I thought.

> The source and xml export file for ZAC is in src_other:tools:zac:
> You are going to need to build this one first and it requires the
> CodeWarrior Plug-In SDK. Right now I don't have that available on my
> system, and my CD's are burried in some cardboard box somewhere (I should
> be getting the CW 8 upgrade any day now) so I can't verify but I may have
> a go at this, just for fun, if none of the zoolib gurus here take over.

last week my CD drive died so I cannot install the Plug-In SDK.
Is it available somewhere on the Net?

> Perhaps the ZAC compiler could be distributed as a binary.

that would be an excellent idea -- I'd really appreciate it
if someone could post it or mail it to me directly...

> I expect that once you have got the zac compiler build and in the proper
> CW plug-in directory the PainterTest project will build without errors.

I'm sure it'd build if I had all the right components...

Thanks and ciao,
Dario

Re: [ZooLib-dev] New to ZooLib

[Conrad W. <we...@on...>]

>Hi Conrad,
>
>> It's been a while, but I should be able to get you on the right track.
>> Observe that there are .zas files in the project workspace (they are
>> "xml-ish").
>> If you look at the File Mappings in a project Settings Dialog you'll see
>> that .zas files require the Zoolib Asset Compiler.
>
>yep, that's what I thought.
>
>> The source and xml export file for ZAC is in src_other:tools:zac:

Oops my eyes were crosswired, it's in:

    zoolib:tools:zac:


>> You are going to need to build this one first and it requires the
>> CodeWarrior Plug-In SDK. Right now I don't have that available on my
>> system, and my CD's are burried in some cardboard box somewhere (I should
>> be getting the CW 8 upgrade any day now) so I can't verify but I may have
>> a go at this, just for fun, if none of the zoolib gurus here take over.
>
>last week my CD drive died so I cannot install the Plug-In SDK.
>Is it available somewhere on the Net?

I tried at metrowerks.com and found it downloadable at:

    <http://www.metrowerks.com/support/api/>

It's close to 5 Megs.

>
>> Perhaps the ZAC compiler could be distributed as a binary.
>
>that would be an excellent idea -- I'd really appreciate it
>if someone could post it or mail it to me directly...
>
>> I expect that once you have got the zac compiler build and in the proper
>> CW plug-in directory the PainterTest project will build without errors.
>
>I'm sure it'd build if I had all the right components...

I'll see what I can do later this evening. If I get it together I'll post
my findings here. Perhaps Michael D. Crawford will step in in the mean
time. But judging from the noise on this list that could take a while. :-)

Conrad.

>
>Thanks and ciao,
>Dario
>
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Re: [ZooLib-dev] New to ZooLib

[Conrad W. <we...@on...>]

Ok Dario, here comes:

I actually found my CW Pro 7 SDK in the Reference directory. I moved the
whole shablong called (CodeWarrior SDK) - yes parantheses are part of it
- into the Metrowerks CodeWarrior root directory because that's where the
zoolib zac project expects it.

I build the zac carbon target. Got lots of warnings which I neglected. It
build a "ZooLib Asset Compiler-carb" straight in the correct plug--in
directory but you need to restart CodeWarrior for it to be recognized
(bummer).

Now I build the carbon Paintertest project without problems. You should
see a console output when the zac compiler kicks inn:

Generated ZooLib asset object file: "Geni:Develop Tools:Zoolib
CVS:zoolib:samples:paintertest:painte
rtest_build_cw::NPainterStd_Assets_en.zao"

Generated ZooLib asset object file: "Geni:Develop Tools:Zoolib
CVS:zoolib:samples:paintertest:painte
rtest_build_cw::PainterTest_Assets_en.zao"

I got a series of link warning but just neglect them.

The carbon paiter test app runs fine - nice actually.

NB: I build this on a 260 MHz G3 runnning 9.2.2. I have a 500 MHz iBook
running 10.1.5 but to be honnest I am fed up with it, it is just toooooo
slow! Dual G4 750 MHz++ is needed for OS X!

We have a lightning storm comming inn right now, I am closing down!

Cheers,
Conrad-
  


>Hi Conrad,
>
>> It's been a while, but I should be able to get you on the right track.
>> Observe that there are .zas files in the project workspace (they are
>> "xml-ish").
>> If you look at the File Mappings in a project Settings Dialog you'll see
>> that .zas files require the Zoolib Asset Compiler.
>
>yep, that's what I thought.
>
>> The source and xml export file for ZAC is in src_other:tools:zac:
>> You are going to need to build this one first and it requires the
>> CodeWarrior Plug-In SDK. Right now I don't have that available on my
>> system, and my CD's are burried in some cardboard box somewhere (I should
>> be getting the CW 8 upgrade any day now) so I can't verify but I may have
>> a go at this, just for fun, if none of the zoolib gurus here take over.
>
>last week my CD drive died so I cannot install the Plug-In SDK.
>Is it available somewhere on the Net?
>
>> Perhaps the ZAC compiler could be distributed as a binary.
>
>that would be an excellent idea -- I'd really appreciate it
>if someone could post it or mail it to me directly...
>
>> I expect that once you have got the zac compiler build and in the proper
>> CW plug-in directory the PainterTest project will build without errors.
>
>I'm sure it'd build if I had all the right components...
>
>Thanks and ciao,
>Dario
>
>
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