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  1. azrael2000, Nov 13, 2007

    azrael2000 macrumors newbie

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    Hi.

    I have been using codewarrior for a while, but after upgrading to Leopard, I am having issues, the first being having to force quit all the time.

    I am also aware that Codewarrior has been removed from production, but would still like to use it.

    Does anyone know where I can find on the web the .dmg?

    If not, is there a good, free c / c++ compiler I can use? And if so, what is the url?

    Sincerely
     
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  2. solaris, Nov 13, 2007

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    Install Xcode Tools. You find it on the Mac OS 10.5 DVD.
    It includes GCC, which is a free compiler.
     
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  3. uipe, Nov 13, 2007

    uipe macrumors newbie

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    Xcode is really good, better than a lot of other commercial IDEs.
     
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  4. sord, Nov 13, 2007

    sord macrumors 6502

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    I still use CodeWarrior 10 too, its compiler is quite superior to GCC. At one point in time I had actually lost the dmg (backup hard drive failed...now I keep 3 backup hard drives), and after contacting Freescale, they were quick to send me the dmg. As long as you are licensed, they shouldn't have a problem.

    As a side note, for CodeWarrior 10 you only need to find the evaluation version, as long as you still have your original license.
     
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  5. azrael2000, Nov 14, 2007

    azrael2000 thread starter macrumors newbie

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    Hi there.
    I'm glad to know I'm not the only person who loses things <smile>

    When you contacted Freescale, did you call or e-mail?

    Do you have the number / url?

    Oh... one other thought. I go to the url www.freescale.com/codewarrior.... and they have some evaluation versions for downloading. Can I get one from there? If so, which one? I am using a Mac Powerbook G4 running Leopard.

    Regards, and thanks
     
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  6. sord, Nov 15, 2007

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    I e-mailed, and no I no longer have the address (just go to their contact us or customer service page).

    If you can find the evaluation for Mac OS X for CodeWarrior 10, thats all you need - its the same as the purchased version. CodeWarrior is PowerPC only (when it comes to Mac development), so you won't have a problem there.
     
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