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Resource article on THINK C (and Symantec C++) Development with download links to pre-installed hard disk images for coding in C: tinkerdifferent.com/resources/think-c-development.84
Tinker Different thread for this episode with links to disks containing the source code at the start and at the end of this video for you to follow allong and do your own experiments:
tinkerdifferent.com/threads/video-series-on-youtube-on-think-c.2749
"Infinite Mac": Web-based Mac emulation - pick any System you want from 1 to 9! Drag and drop your disks!
infinitemac.org
Macintosh Librarian video on setting up a Mac emulator (Basilisk II): youtube.com/watch?v=QSWWZ4hkvVk
Classic Mac Gaming (gruz) video on setting up the mini-vMac emulator: youtube.com/watch?v=0JPFFrELdlg
Tinker Different - a forum about old computers including mac, hardware and software alike
tinkerdifferent.com
Foray into 68000 - Game programming website for the Mac Plus in C (started in 2004): mu0n.github.io/ForayInto68k/index.html
Resource article on THINK C (and Symantec C++) Development with download links to pre-installed hard disk images for coding in C: tinkerdifferent.com/resources/think-c-development.84
Tinker Different thread for this episode with links to disks containing the source code at the start and at the end of this video for you to follow allong and do your own experiments:
tinkerdifferent.com/threads/video-series-on-youtube-on-think-c.2749
"Infinite Mac": Web-based Mac emulation - pick any System you want from 1 to 9! Drag and drop your disks!
infinitemac.org
Macintosh Librarian video on setting up a Mac emulator (Basilisk II): youtube.com/watch?v=QSWWZ4hkvVk
Classic Mac Gaming (gruz) video on setting up the mini-vMac emulator: youtube.com/watch?v=0JPFFrELdlg
Tinker Different - a forum about old computers including mac, hardware and software alike
tinkerdifferent.com
Foray into 68000 - Game programming website for the Mac Plus in C (started in 2004): mu0n.github.io/ForayInto68k/index.html
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