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BUILDING RESKNIFE
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The source code for ResKnife is also available from http://resknife.sourceforge.net/ as a released source package corrisponding to the latest officially released binary, or as a nightly tarball. If you are familiar with CVS you may also download the code via anonymous cvs access from :pserver:anonymous@cvs.resknife.sourceforge.net/cvsroot/resknife as project 'ResKnife'.
The source code for ResKnife is also available from http://resknife.sourceforge.net/ as a released source package corresponding to the latest officially released binary, or as a nightly tarball. If you are familiar with CVS you may also download the code via anonymous cvs access from :pserver:anonymous@cvs.resknife.sourceforge.net/cvsroot/resknife as project 'ResKnife'.
ResKnife can be built as either a Cocoa app, Carbon app or Classic app, the Carbon version available in either MachO or PEF formats, using your choice of either CodeWarrior or Xcode/Project Builder (gcc 2.95, 3.1 or 3.3) as IDE/compiler. The Classic and Carbon versionsd are build from the same codebase, with the main differences being TARGET_API_MAC_CARBON being set on the latter, and linking against CarbonLib instead of InterfaceLib et al. When building the Carbon version as a Package, you can choose to use nib files instead of resources to define things like menus and dialogue boxes. The Carbon/Classic version is no longer maintained by the original developer, though you are free to work on it if you wish. The Cocoa version has a compleatly different codebase, and is the current focus of development. It is considered the most bug-free and most feature-compleate ('most' being about 20% as compared with 15% for Carbon).