This has been bugging me for years, w.r.t. Macintosh source code. Many examples from Inside Macintosh and other books (Symantec C++ Programming for Macintosh (1994) and Macintosh Programming Secrets (1992)), seem to spray #include lines all over the place, and especially in the header files… why?
Source code from the second edition of Symantec C++ Programming for Macintosh (1994) by Neil Rhodes & Julie McKeehan.
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Long, long ago, circa 1995 or 1996, in Madrid, I bought an Art Futura book/magazine that came with a CD-ROM (there were two books in fact, for different years). Contained within the CD-ROM were a series of “multimedia” files, MOV files etc., and one of these was an animated 3D rendered movie that (at the time) blew me away. It was amazing, and the only thing that I can remember was that it was by a chap called Satoshi Kitahara.
I had searched for it many times in the past, and only very recently did I find an obscure reference to it.
Source code from the second edition of Macintosh C Programming Primer (1992) by Dave Marks.
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Source code from Macintosh Programming Techniques (1994) by Dan Parks Sydow.
This book certainly doesn’t spoon feed yu, and makes you actually have to think.
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Mistakes in Macintosh Programming Secrets (1992) by Scott Knaster.
Source code from the second edition of Macintosh Programming Secrets (1992) by Scott Knaster
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Source code from the 1988 (1st Ed) of Macintosh Programming Secrets by Scott Knaster
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A good friend and colleague of mine, Harv, recently got hold of a copy of FM Radio Electronics from June 1944, that had a bizarre advert inside…
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