I compile plugins for Adobe Illustrator for the Mac using the CORE libraries from Hot Door, and since updating from Big Sur to Ventura, all is going well except for builds targeting Adobe Illustrator 2019 and 2020, which use the 10.13 SDK (I manually added the 10.13, 10.14, and 11.1 SDKs per Hot Door's instructions http://hotdoorcore.com/gettingstarted.php). I fear that from Ventura, this is simply not possible any more, but here's what's happening. I'm having a similar problem to this thread, from years ago: https://developer.apple.com/forums/thread/115518 I downloaded and installed command line tools for macOS 10.13. After restarting my Mac, I still get the following error only when compiling for a macOS 10.13 target: 'CoreFoundation/CFString.h' file not found In Xcode Settings > Locations I have the Command Line Tools set to Xcode 14.2, which is the only available option. I don't know if this is related, but I also get an error in __config line 1123 'No thread API' Any suggestions would be much appreciated.

Is there a way to check (Mac c++) if a specific key is currently pressed, like a macOS counterpart to Windows' GetAsyncKeyState? If the user presses the 'W' or 'E' key, for example, my app modifies the behavior of a drawing tool as it's being dragged.

I compile plugins for Adobe Illustrator using CORE and Adobe SDK libraries. Xcode 14 has recently refused to clean any of my Xcode projects, system wide, although they compile and run fine. If I change Project Settings > Advanced > Build Location from Legacy to Default, it cleans fine, but when debugging, many breakpoints cannot be used. The marker has a dotted outline and a popup states that the breakpoint cannot be resolved. I'd like to stay with Legacy for the Build Location, and resolve the cleaning problem. Changing permissions or deleting contents of build folders hasn't helped. Has anyone else seen and solved this issue? macOS Sonoma 14.6.1 Xcode 14.3