Information for the Mac programmer. From the c.s.m.p. digest to tutorials on the C programming language, and lots of stuff in between.
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CSMG FAQ
Christina Schulman
schulman+@pitt.edu
Tricks CD:Information:
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The CSMG FAQ provides the answers to the most Frequently Asked Questions on comp.sys.mac.games newsgroups; readers new to these group should read it before posting.
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CSMP Digest
François Pottier
pottier@dmi.ens.fr
Tricks CD:Information:
ftp://ftp.dartmouth.edu/pub/csmp-digest/
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CSMP Digest is a collection of article threads from the comp.sys.mac.programmer hierarchy of newsgroups. It is designed for people who read c.s.m.p. semi-regularly and want an archive of the discussions. Three volumes (years) of the digest are included here.
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CSMP Guide
Matthew Xavier Mora
mxmora@unix.sri.com
Tricks CD:Information:
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CSMP Guide is a very useful resource for Mac programmers. It answers a lot of the more common questions about Mac programming.
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Gestalt Selectors 2.9
Rene G.A. Ros
rgaros@bio.vu.nl
Tricks CD:Information:
/info-mac/dev/
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Gestalt Selectors is a document that lists all selectors for use with the Gestalt Manager known to the editor. These can include selector codes installed by Apple (system software) or by software from third and so-called "fourth" parties (your software?). The information in this list is useful for programmers and other people who can use the Gestalt Manager with their software, perhaps even using externals (with HyperCard, 4th Dimension, etc.)
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Inside Mac Games
Inside Mac Games
tuncer@eworld.com
Tricks CD:Information:
/info-mac/per/img/
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Inside Mac Games is a comprehensive collection of the electronic editions of this highly-acclaimed magazined, devoted exclusively to Macintosh gaming.
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Stuart's Tech Notes
Stuart Chesire
chesire@cs.stanford.edu
Tricks CD:Information:
ftp://bolo.stanford.edu/
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Stuart's Tech Notes is a small collection of work the author has contributed to the Macintosh programming community. It includes a collection of code fragments, hints and tips, etc., which should be useful to others. The sample code was mostly written on Think C for 68K Macs, and will work fine on PowerMacs too. You may have to make some changes to compile it with CodeWarrior. The file “StuTypes.h” defines standard types that the author uses frequently. This file is referenced by some of the other code fragments. The file “StuAppleTalk.h” defines the structure “MPPglobals”, which Inside Macintosh documents, but Apple forgot to actually declare in the header files. This file is referenced by some of the other code fragments.
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Think C/C++ From Scratch
Ralph Gonzalez
gonzalez@crab.rutgers.edu
Tricks CD:Information:
/info-mac/dev/info/
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Think C From Scratch is a HyperCard stack with information on programming, using Think C and Think C++.