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The following message is displayed when launching Eclipse from a command line (e.g. Eclipse.app/Console/MacOS/eclipse): *** WARNING: Method convertPointToBase: in class NSView is deprecated on 10.7 and later. It should not be used in new applications. I think it's coming from the AppKit bridge support: bundles/org.eclipse.swt/Eclipse SWT PI/cocoa/org/eclipse/swt/internal/cocoa/AppKitFull.bridgesupport <method selector='convertPointToBase:'> <arg declared_type='NSPoint' index='0' name='aPoint' type='{_NSPoint=ff}' type64='{CGPoint=dd}'/> <retval declared_type='NSPoint' type='{_NSPoint=ff}' type64='{CGPoint=dd}'/> </method> I can't see where this is used though? Perhaps it's just held over from a prior version of required selectors that were used? It looks like it was removed in 50e3251a674a8b4a7b3ac9cdc3f764ea7d1ae30a in Jan last year; maybe the definition just needs to be removed fro the AppKitFull.bridgesupport?
The change to remove the code that called the convertPointToBase was done in Jan last year; maybe we just need to verify we still need the calls listed in the AppKit bridge support file?
Bridgesupport files are only used for development time code generation. Also, they themselves are auto-genrated from macOS SDK headers and shouldn't be hand-edited. Neither SWT nor the launcher call convertPointToBase. Perhaps building SWT with an older SDK pulls in some AppKit-internal legacy code?
(In reply to Nikita Nemkin from comment #2) > Bridgesupport files are only used for development time code generation. > Also, they themselves are auto-genrated from macOS SDK headers and shouldn't > be hand-edited. > > Neither SWT nor the launcher call convertPointToBase. Perhaps building SWT > with an older SDK pulls in some AppKit-internal legacy code? Yes, that's possible. Do we know which version of the SDK we compile against?
