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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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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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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There are a number of bugs in the files on https://git.sr.ht/~rabbits/macintosh-cookbook/tree/master and hundredrabbits/Macintosh-Cookbook.
You can’t post any issues to Github, under the repo, as it is (now) read-only
On the hunt for original Pascal source code for the Macintosh/Lisa? Read on…
Source code from the book, Programmers Guide to MPW (1990), which uses Pascal.
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