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Re: command-line+Carbon template

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Marco --

If by "the two tests" you mean testing the FPC version vs. testing the CodeWarrior version, then: yes, I'm pretty sure, since I'm running them both on the same machine (a Powerbook G4 laptop running Mac OSX 10.4.11). The tests are self-contained within that machine (the LISP code running under Windows XP Pro courtesy of Virtual PC), and there is no access to any networked or other special file system.

I appreciate your trying to help,
Bill

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In our previous episode, (Marco van de Voort) said: You are 100% sure the systems are the same with the two tests? IOW, that not one has some special or networked filesystem configured that might behave differently?
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Thanks, Jonas --

I'll give that a try and report back.

Bill

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On 04 Oct 2008, at 22:48, Jonas Maebe wrote: You could try running sudo fs_usage -w yourapp to see what exactly is going on at the file system level. Or you can start your application and run "sudo fs_usage -w" in a separate Terminal window to see all system wide file system operations (i.e., also those of the LISP program). Jonas
Jonas Maebe
to Unknown author: Marco -- If by "the two tests" you mean testing the FPC version vs. testing the…
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If by "the two tests" you mean testing the FPC version vs. testing the CodeWarrior version, then: yes, I'm pretty sure, since I'm running them both on the same machine (a Powerbook G4 laptop running Mac OSX 10.4.11). The tests are self-contained within that machine (the LISP code running under Windows XP Pro courtesy of Virtual PC), and there is no access to any networked or other special file system.

Well, the "shared folder" functionality of Virtual PC (to access folder on the Mac side seamlessly in Virtual PC) presents such folders as networked drives to the Windows side. Still, it doesn't explain by itself the difference between the FPC and CodeWarrior code on the same machine.

Jonas