I'm working on a new version of Sweet16 that's likely to be numbered 1.7. I don't have the slightest idea yet when it'll be done. The main thing it will include is what I hope will be decent support for Unicode filenames, which is a major undertaking. This problem came up quite simply: on BeOS, from which the code is adapted, the standard C string library routines (strcpy(), printf(), etc) all used UTF-8 strings, so they were ready to go for non-ASCII characters. Unfortunately, Mac OS X uses straight ASCII for those, so I have to recode everything.

I'm in the process of redoing it all to use CFURLRef and CFStringRef objects for the pathnames and filenames. This is taking some seriously tedious work, although it's not all that hard.

I'm doing all my testing in the PowerPC build because Xcode's debugging support for x86 doesn't seem to want to show me the source code -- it all comes up in assembly. Yuck.

I'd like to thank everyone that's emailed the kind messages about how much they like Sweet16 -- even when they have bugs to report as well. That's always nice when folks say, "Hey, even though I've got this problem to report, I'm sure happy you're doing this project." Beats getting chewed out, which I've had happen on other projects...