README.MacOS8 -- Notes for the traditional MacOS 8 (or earlier)
		 with Metrowerks CodeWarrior IDE.

First, please read README, which describes non-platform specific information.
For Mac OS X Server, please follow the instructions for Unix in README.

[Based on MacOS8.1 + CodeWarrior IDE 3.2  (Pro 4);
variations are possible for different versions;
CWPro4/IDE 3.2 modifications thanks to Sam Fara <samfara@ro.com>]

You must be familiar with Metrowerks CodeWarrior IDE developement environment.
I am not a Mac programmer and know almost nothing about ToolBox/Carbon API.
Steps described here are only suggestions.  Your mileage may vary.

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### IMPORTANT NOTE on cpdf_launchPreview(), cpdf_openPDFfileInViewer() ###

Please note that these two functions (used to display generated PDF files automatically)
call InitGraf() to allow sending Apple Event to Acrobat Reader.  If you do not use any
ToolBox API in other parts of your program, there will not be any problems.  However,
if your program calls InitGraf() elsewhere (definitely if ClibPDF is linked into
a standard GUI application), the duplication of calls to InitGraf() is likely to
cause a problem.

These two functions should not be used in such cases.  Implement your own document-launch
code yourself without InitGraf().

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### Installation, Compiling, and Creating applications ###

[0] First, install Acrobat Reader.  Upgrade if your current Reader is older than 3.0.
	http://www.adobe.com/prodindex/acrobat/readstep.html

[1] Unpack the source distribution into a folder, e.g., ClibPDF:source.

[2] Creating the library file cpdf.lib

a) Start up Metrowerks CodeWarrior IDE

b) File -> New Project
	MacOS
	    C/C++
		Standard Console
		Select "Std C Console PPC"
		    [OK]
	Select ClibPDF folder
	Name new project as: lib
		    [SAVE]

c) In Finder, select all the *.c & h files (just the *.c files should be fine) in the source directory.
    Drag the files into CodeWarrior window under "Sources" above HelloWorld.c.
    Remove from the source list "HelloWorld.c" and "testpdf.c"
    Remove from the file list ALL library files
	(in both sections ANSI and Mac libraries).

d) Project -> Project Settings..
	Select in Project "PPC Project" (in the left-hand selection list)
	Project type: Library
	Library Info: File name: cpdf.lib

e) Project -> Make
	Now, you should find the library file as
	    ClibPDF:lib:cpdf.lib

There may still be many warning messages, but the library will work fine.


[3] Building a test program "testpdf.out" using the library.

a) Start up Metrowerks CodeWarrior IDE, if not already.

b) File -> New Project
	MacOS
	    C/C++
		Standard Console
		Select "Std C Console PPC"
		    [OK]

	Select ClibPDF folder
	Name new project as: testpdf
		    [SAVE]

c) In Finder, select "testpdf.c" in the source directory.
    Drag the selected file into CodeWarrior window under "Sources" above HelloWorld.c.
    Remove from the source list "HelloWorld.c"

d) Change in example and test programs:
    (if argc or argv is used - need to define and provide values)
    (Minimal.c and weather.c expect an argument.)


e) Add a "System Path" to the "Source" folder so the "cpdflib.h" file can be found by the project

f) In Finder, select the library file cpdf.lib created in step [2] above.
    Drag the library into the CodeWarrior window under either ANSI or Mac library
    section (it does not seem to matter).

h) Project -> Project Settings..
    Select "Project->PPC Project" in the left selection list.
	File name: testpdf.out

    Also, increase the memory settings from the default, e.g.,
	Preferred Heap Size (k): 600
	Minimum Heap Size (k): 600
	Stack Size (k): 64

    Note that these sizes will depend on the complexity of your document and
    program size.  The above values worked fine for testpdf.c executable.
    If you do anything more complex, you may have to give even more memory.
    Under MacOS X (Server), we will finally be free from this silliness.

i) Copy the image file "testimg.jpg" into testpdf folder.
    (The test program, testpdf.out expects it in the same folder.)
   Do the same for font files *.pfm, *.pfb, and fontmap.lst
    (You may have to fix End-of-line terminator of fontmap.lst for MacOS's CR from CRLF.)

j) Run testpdf.out
    This should create a PDF file "atest0.pdf" and open it automatically.
    Watch Adobe Acrobat Reader (or Exchange) display the PDF file.


[4] Building Examples

Follow similar steps to build programs in the "examples"
directory.