23 Jan
1998
23 Jan
'98
1:51 p.m.
I know that programming on the Macintosh is hell, but I
would still
like to try it, on an old one. Does anyone know where I could get
Inside Macintosh for the Mac SE era? Also, what should I use to develop?
I don't believe they used CodeWarrior all along! Didn't Apple sell an
IDE?
My favorite is the now discontinued Think Pascal. You should be able to find
it used for under $100. Apple used to sell a compilation of tools called
'Macintosh Programmer's Workshop', but from what i understand it was never
that impressive. If you're just want to play around Chipmunk BASIC can be had
as freeware.
I saw the complete set of Inside Macintosh on CD-ROM at Border's Bookstore
for $99. I recall hearing you can download individual chapters from the books
via Apple's web site, but I can't confirm that.
Sincerely,
Tom Owad
23 Jan
23 Jan
4:10 p.m.
Newbie, been lurking...
I thought the first C on the MAC was Think C. The PWS was in Pascal to
take advantage of the native Pascal code.
'Could be wrong, of course...
.,.
~
-Mike Allison
T Owad wrote:
I know that programming on the Macintosh is hell,
but I would still
like to try it, on an old one. Does anyone know where I could get
Inside Macintosh for the Mac SE era? Also, what should I use to develop?
I don't believe they used CodeWarrior all along! Didn't Apple sell an
IDE?
My favorite is the now discontinued Think Pascal. You should be able to find
it used for under $100. Apple used to sell a compilation of tools called
'Macintosh Programmer's Workshop', but from what i understand it was never
that impressive. If you're just want to play around Chipmunk BASIC can be had
as freeware.
I saw the complete set of Inside Macintosh on CD-ROM at Border's Bookstore
for $99. I recall hearing you can download individual chapters from the books
via Apple's web site, but I can't confirm that.
Sincerely,
Tom Owad
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