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I'm glad all of this served this purpose! I had a 386 growing up and I could only admire my friends' 486 from afar. I vaguely knew about the terms L1 and L2 cache and how it could make games run smoother. It makes sense that it affects your code.

There it is, the files have been swapped in the resource article:

I forgot to add InitWindows() in the setup phase of my barebones project contained inside the starter project folder, inside the 'THINK c dev tools' volume. This will lead to great frustration as you attempt to use Quickdraw without having a surface to draw onto! Solution 1: redownload either...

I double checked and InitDialogs is part of the file currently sitting in the resource article. I'm currently attempting to refresh both files (hda and HFV) so that they include InitWindows from now on.

18 and 19 report 0000 and sometimes 0001 20 reports 3141

Yeah! And I suffered from its absence a few weeks ago! I should reupload my resource.

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viole de gambe est un instrument plus ancien (renaissance/médiéval) mais violon alto est l'équivalent de viola. Source: je joue du violon depuis 1999 :D

viola = also alto violin (slightly lower than the regular violin) in English voilà = 'there you go'

what format image did you use? iirc, I had to convert to .ISO before my RaSCSI made it (Oregon's trail) work for my SE/30. I also put the proper system 7 extension so that cd roms could be dealt with and mounted.

I appreciate your help but I'm thinking Extreme Long Term about this website (after all, it started out in 2004) and I don't want to impose further recurrent work on you, nor be forced to seek out helping hands. It's really braindead simple to edit in its current form. Anyone familiar with basic...

Meh, I'd waste a lot of time because a web developper, I'm not.

Powerbooks are solid machines for programming in THINK C, I've done it a lot when I was working in another city during the week. Brought my trusty Powerbook 180.

I've included my config.sys and autoexec.bat (renamed as .txt so that they can upload here) so you can see what's running. Right now, it's set up to accomodate Wing Commander 1, so I need expanded memory so I can run SoftMPU, in order to tap into some sweet Roland MT-32 music. I run a CPU cache...

I'm ok with computer *storage* at the moment, I have my collection set up in another room. This is aiming for soldering tasks and using a Mac at a time. I'll post a better pic shortly in my last reply

Got my first shipment so I can start thinking about the bench space. The rest arrives in early September. This is just 0 seconds after shoving the bench in its space. I'll have to think about what will go on the pegboard (on hand, not installed yet) , what could go in upper shelves, etc. The...

as the target machine on which your compiled + built-into-app code will run, no problem. as the development machine, no. you'd have to go way back with an old C compiler, like MegaMax C, with less pre-programmed goodies and keywords (some globals we take for granted in THINK C, you'd have to...

Oops, I actually ran pi-log7 on my WeeCee. I went back and copied 7 through 12 to my 486 and I even tested back some of the old ones. The output changes between tries. Is that normal? For instance, pi-log5 will output: 0000 0000 25A4 0000 0000 and running it again right after will give: 0000...

I just get: i551

Both are practically the same for our purposes. In essence, Symantec C++ 6 is much like THINK C 6 but with (pseudo) C++ added as a bonus if you want it (I don't use it). The regular C portion is pretty much the same. There's no fear of missing out by using one or the other for this study group!