Differences between CW10 Free and Full version

I've downloaded the free CW10 version and I have a few questions.

1. I would like to know what exactly the differences between the free
version and the full version are. So far I found: Limit on number of
source files in a project, CVS is not available, and optimisation is
limited to level 1. Are there any other differences that I missed, and
are these differences to be expected?

2. If I purchase the full version, is there any need to download it
again or do is the full version identical to the free one except that I
need to receive some license key?

3. Can I move Codewarrior to a different Macintosh without problems, and
without help from Freescale (just in case since support probably doesn't
last forever)?

4. Will Codewarrior and will apps compiled with Codewarrior work on an
Intel Macintosh? I understand that they won't run at maximum speed, but
will they work? Does the debugger work, since that is likely the most
difficult thing to get working correctly?

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Christian Bau <christian.bau.TakeThisOut@cbau.freeserve.co.uk> wrote:

> I've downloaded the free CW10 version and I have a few questions.
>
> 1. I would like to know what exactly the differences between the free
> version and the full version are. So far I found: Limit on number of
> source files in a project, CVS is not available, and optimisation is
> limited to level 1. Are there any other differences that I missed, and
> are these differences to be expected?

I think you're also limited to creating mach executables (no libraries,
frameworks, bundles, etc.).

> 2. If I purchase the full version, is there any need to download it
> again or do is the full version identical to the free one except that I
> need to receive some license key?

The disk image you downloaded works for both the limited and the full
version. The only difference will be the license file.

> 3. Can I move Codewarrior to a different Macintosh without problems, and
> without help from Freescale (just in case since support probably doesn't
> last forever)?

Yes, that should be fine.

> 4. Will Codewarrior and will apps compiled with Codewarrior work on an
> Intel Macintosh? I understand that they won't run at maximum speed, but
> will they work? Does the debugger work, since that is likely the most
> difficult thing to get working correctly?

Presumably they will work, but it depends a lot on what Apple changes
between now and when those new machines and operating systems are
released. If there are issues, your best bet would be to file bugs with
Apple.

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