[Idea] Macintosh 68k Programming Study Group?
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Late to the party (story of my life), but this is a most excellent idea.
Disk Jockey has made me reimplement stuff in Swift (device partitioning, HFS, resource and data forks, ...) but to access it all programmatically (as Bruce Horn and Steve Capps intended) is an extremely enticing prospect.
I made several unsuccessful attempts using CodeWarrior in the mid-90s, but I feel like 25 years of aging and maturing (mostly aging, though) may have brought me the perspective I needed.
So, onwards I say!
Disk Jockey has made me reimplement stuff in Swift (device partitioning, HFS, resource and data forks, ...) but to access it all programmatically (as Bruce Horn and Steve Capps intended) is an extremely enticing prospect.
I made several unsuccessful attempts using CodeWarrior in the mid-90s, but I feel like 25 years of aging and maturing (mostly aging, though) may have brought me the perspective I needed.
So, onwards I say!
same here. i was very confused and was unable to do anything with codewarrior in the mid-90's. other then directly copy from the book. but try to do anything myself i was lost.
NOW. with more xp and lots of aging. i feel like i'm starting to get things. (this time with think c .... )
1) Interrupt functions (InsTime, Vinstall) + timing measurements
2) Offscreen graphics for moving fluid objects with CopyBits, BlockMove, or using a low-memory address for the reserved offscreen whole screen bitmap (only works with earliest compact macs)
3) Sound (square wave synth, 4-tone synth, freeform synth) Driver or Sound Manager
4) Game loop logic with mouse/keyboard control