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- Suntar 1.0 and 1.01 used the standard libraries of Think C
- with a few extensions (really, those libraries have some features
- which for some unknown reason are not exploited by the external
- interface, these extensions simply made them usable).
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- This little program uses some of those extensions to guide who
- wishes to use them.
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- You must have Think C (we used version 4.02).
- Think C comes with a project file named ANSI, plus the source
- code of its routines: make a copy of ANSI and call it "my ANSI"
- (you could use the original, but modifying an original file is
- always a bad idea).
- Open "my ANSI" and remove the file "console.c".
- Add the two files "my console.c" (which replaces the old "console.c")
- and "my window.c" (which is new) and compile them.
- Now, you may open the project file and compile.
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- For doing the porting of this two-window application to the Mac
- I took only a few minutes (plus several hours of crashes due to
- having relied on int, long and char* being the same size, what
- is true on the QL (and in MPW C) but not in Think C. Sigh ! )
- Gabriele Speranza