When you received your HAS distribution, there are a bunch of things that you should have gotten with it. I'm not going to list everything that is in here, just some relevant notes about some of the things you have.
- The project files are CodeWarrior 11 project files. There is one for 68k and one for PPC. I have tried to set up the project files in such a way that access paths, etc. will work as the archive is distributed. Please don't ask me for project files from previous CodeWarrior versions (i.e like a CW9 project file so that you can use it with your CW9 cause you've not upgraded), nor ask me for project files to work with any other development environments than CodeWarrior. I don't have the time or desire to do this (if I did, I'd already be distributing them with the archive).
- The resource files were created in ResEdit 2.1.3
- Some of the resources (or future resources) use non-stock ResEdit templates. Any needed templates I have tried to include in the "Hsoi's App Shell.µ.rsrc" file, some are elsewhere
- The "Hsoi's App Shell Source" folder contains only the actual HAS source. Other source code can be found in the "HAS Other Source" folder.
- The "Hsoi's App Shell Headers" folder contains only the actual HAS headers. The precompiled header files for use with HAS (you will have to make the precompiled binary) are within this folder also. Header files for other non-HAS code are with the respective source in the "HAS Other Source" folder.
- And to clarify the above, the "HAS Other Source" folder contains source, headers, and libraries not written by me but used in HAS (such as WASTE, the WASTE Object Handlers, and Internet Config)
- My distributions of "other source" are not complete distributions of those libraries. I have trimmed down those distributions to only relevant material (what I directly use, documentation, etc.). Other unneeded files (like the WASTE Pascal Interfaces) have been removed to try to keep this archive small (like it's small to begin with?). ;-) To find complete distributions/archives of these "other sources", please refer to the "HAS URLs" file to find the locations of them. I suggest that you do do this.
- The "0.9a2->1.0a1->1.0a2 notes" file is just something that i kept notes to myself in while i went from my first alpha test release (way back when). It's just here so you can get inside my head a little bit and see how the shell progressed.
- The "HAS Misc" folder contains various and sundry things that could prove useful somewhere. Give it a look.
