Building wxMac2.6.3 CW8.3 (or fail trying to)

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In article <1A8C88AC-3B96-45F8-BCA9-B50C00DE2FF1 at spray.se>,
 bengt.nilsson11 at spray.se (Bengt Nilsson) wrote:

> Do you know what is the actual meaning of this message:?
> 
> "mw_stdbool.h line 16   #error You must have the non-MSL C header  
> file access path before the MSL access path"
> 
> Is "the non-MSL C header file" referring to Metrowerks or Apple's  
> header system?
> 
> 
> 7 nov 2006 kl. 11.11 skrev Jose' Cruanyes:
> 
> >
> > Il giorno 07/nov/06, alle ore 10:18, Bengt Nilsson ha scritto:
> >
> >> Is the conclusion that it is correct to rename (or symlink, since  
> >> CFM still needs the old names) stdbool.h, float.h to mw_stdbool.h,  
> >> mw_float.h?
> >
> > I would say yes...
> >
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The non-MSL C header files are referring to Apple's header system.

The meaning of the message:

The compiler can choose between a couple of headers of the same name. 
Some belong to Apple's (and different SDKs) and some to Metrowerks' 
header system. So, the compiler has some difficulties to know which to 
choose if there is a path to more than one header system.
Therefore, CW's compiler chooses first the headers that can be found in 
the first path, then, it is looking in the second path and so on. By 
doing so the compiler can access all chosen header systems in a 
preferred order.
If you stick to one header system only you should not see this error 
message (but this is quite difficult).

Hartwig