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cperkins-medialab
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January 31, 2008
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SDK for CS3

  • January 31, 2008
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Is there a new SDK for DreamWeaver CS3? Now that it is running native on the IntelMac, there should be a matching SDK so those extension writers who used part of the C API can recompile their extensions.

I've been checking periodically, but the latest I can find is the SDK for MX 2004 and DW 8.

Thanks,

Chris Perkins
http://www.medialab.com/wellrounded <-- our DW extension
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Newsgroup_User
Inspiring
February 28, 2008
Hi Chris,

> Is there a new SDK for DreamWeaver CS3? Now that it is running native on the
> IntelMac, there should be a matching SDK so those extension writers who used
> part of the C API can recompile their extensions.

Yes, the C API works on IntelMac. Take a look at the samples in the
Adobe Dreamweaver CS3 install folder:
Sample_files/Extending/extending_dw.dmg

Let us know if you have any more questions.

Thanks,
Randy Edmunds
DW Engineering
Adobe Systems, Inc.
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Newsgroup_User
Inspiring
February 26, 2008
rubydick wrote:
> c'mon, Adobe. How many years has it been now that Macs have been on the Intel platform? At least have the decency to reply to these questions.

FYI: These are user to user forums and not monitored by Adobe.

The c-level extensibility was never part of the SDK that I recall, it was always separate. I've not attempted to make something like this from scratch in so long that I don't recall where the source files were stored. Perhaps they are mentioned in Live Docs.

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Danilo Celic
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cperkins-medialabAuthor
Participant
February 27, 2008
Danilo,

The SDKs definitely include the C-API.

I guess we may be the only extension developer to have actually used it (needed to generate graphic files). And, unfortunately, the old CodeWarrior based MX2004 one doesn't fly for the Universal Binary CS3.

If this is not the place to ask after the CS3 SDK, where is the right place?

Chris
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rubydick
Participant
February 18, 2008
c'mon, Adobe. How many years has it been now that Macs have been on the Intel platform? At least have the decency to reply to these questions.
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