Release Notes - Developer Technical Support Apple II Sample Code
June 1990
These notes pertain to the complete re-release of Apple II Sample Code from Developer Technical Support. Read these Notes and the Sample Code Notes before attempting to build the Sample Code programs.
- You need to use the latest M16.UTIL2 interface file that is included with this Sample Code. It is the most recent version of this interface file that exists at the date of shipping this release.
- Prior to building Sample Code Programs 9,12, or 22 (Lister, Math, or AutoLaunch (MPW only)), you need to install the DTS.lib1.v1.0 librarary (found in Sample Code #20, DTS Tools & Libraries) into your APW or MPW libraries folder.
- The DTS tools named fakeModalTool and pixMapTool (found in Sample Code #20, DTS Tools & Libraries) have some new interface files. These interfaces (found in the same folder) should be installed in the appropriate APW or MPW folders.
- For APW assembly samples, the macros need to be built before you can build the samples. Each sample has various build scripts. The Full.Build script executes all of the other build scripts in the necessary order, so for a first build, execute a Full.Build.
- The E16.WINDOW interface file has two offset definitions, named owrRefCon and owRefCon. Some versions of the interface file do not have owrRefCon. If you have owRefCon twice, change the one that equals 178 to owrRefCon. To be more specific, the correct values for these definitions are:
owrRefCon equ 178
owRefCon equ 8
- All of the APW Build.Macros script files reset prefix 7. If you are using this prefix for something, you need to keep this change in mind.
- Some builds display warnings. If they are library build warnings, you can ignore them. Sample Code 9, Lister also has a Rez warning. Other warnings and errors likely indicate an actual problem.
