…is here to help you get started building the QuickDraw GX sample code using MPW 3.3.1. It contains a some tips to help you on your way. You'll probably be able to set things up on your own, but here's how to proceed if you're not quite sure what to do with all this stuff.
Setting up your development environment for MPW
(All of the files mentioned here are in folders within the SDK CD's "Programming Stuff" folder.
• Open the "QuickDraw™ GX MPW 411 Files" folder.
Drag the contents to your MPW 411 folder.
• Open the "QuickDraw™ GX Interfaces & Libs" folder.
Drag the contents of the "CIncludes" folder into the "CIncludes" folder within your MPW "Interfaces" folder.
Drag the contents of the "RIncludes" folder into the "CIncludes" folder within your MPW "Interfaces" folder.
Drag the contents of the "PInterfaces" folder into the "PInterfaces" folder within your MPW "Interfaces" folder.
Drag the contents of the "PLibraries" folder into the "PLibraries" folder within your MPW "Libraries" folder.
• Open the "QuickDraw™ GX Libraries" folder.
Drag the contents of the "CIncludes" folder into the "CIncludes" folder within your MPW "Interfaces" folder.
Drag the folders "Graphics Libraries" & "Printing Libraries" to wherever you want. You'll need to change the makefiles
for any samples that use these libraries so that they can find the libraries. This involves simply changing one line at the top
of the makefile which specifies the library path.
Which universal interfaces?
For consistency, all samples on this CD were built using the Apple universal interfaces from ETO #15. If your interfaces are older than that, you should copy the ones from the CD to your MPW folder. Be sure to merge the ColorSync ones in as well, since the "Color Matching Library" requires the ColorSync interfaces.
Other requirements
All samples are being built with the universal interfaces now. If you're trying to get old samples working with these new interfaces, make sure that you specify the "-d applec" option in any C commands of your makefiles.
