Re: [swarm-hackers] Swarm on MacOS 10.6 Snow Leopard

[Scott Christley]

Those are tags I've been using to delineate code that needed to be  
rewritten for the objc runtime abstraction layer.  In some cases, it  
is just a simple change from one function call to another, but in  
other cases I had to rewrite the code to use the API versus working  
directly with the underlying data structures.  I would surround those  
regions with the TODO tag, then once I rewrote the code I would switch  
it to the DONE tag.  That way I could change one section at a time  
then compile/test/etc.

Note, if you are wanting to use the stable Swarm, i.e. the last public  
release, you should use the Swarm-2_3 branch.  And actually if you  
wanted to try out your Mac build using GNU and tcl/tk with Snow  
Leopard, you should commit any patches to that branch.

cheers
Scott

On Sep 18, 2009, at 12:26 AM, Bill Northcott wrote:

> Got it down to 86 errors!
>
> What is the meaning of these:
> #define SWARM_OBJC_TODO 1
>
> #define SWARM_OBJC_DONE 0
>
> #define SWARM_OBJC_DEBUG 0
>
> Thanks
> Bill
>
> On 18/09/2009, at 11:17 AM, Marcus G. Daniels wrote:
>
> > Bill Northcott wrote:
> > > In particular src/misc contains replacements for a number of  
> > > string.h functions including stpcpy.c.  It seems that on Snow  
> > > Leopard stpcpy() is a macro.  So the preprocessor mangles stpcpy.c  
> > > into:
> > The intent was just to provide functions that didn't otherwise  
> > exist on the system.
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