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From: silverio@brahms.berkeley.edu (C J Silverio)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac.programmer
Subject: HELP! ID=01 on a Mac II
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Date: 24 Nov 89 03:56:04 GMT
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Reply-To: silverio@brahms.berkeley.edu (C J Silverio)
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The good thing is that this is a simple question.
The bad thing is, I don't know the answer. 

I wrote a nifty program on my Plus. Used Think C v4, ANSI library,
very little Macish stuff at all. Runs just great.  Never crashes. Runs
fine under Multifinder/6.0.4. Takes up maybe 60K of memory. Didn't try
heap scrambling yet.

So I pop it on a Mac II and get an ID=01 in the same spot every time.
8 Megs, turned off all the inits, 6.0.3, turned off Multifinder, bomb
bomb bomb same spot. Right while plonking a PICT into a window during
the program start. The mac is all warmed up at this point -- all calls
to InitThis and InitThat are made.

My pal says "dollars to doughnuts it's an alignment problem." OK,
cool, pretty easy to fix, right?

Well, give me a pointer: Does Think C help fix this? Is there
something I missed in the manuals? What To Do Now?

Natch, I don't have a MacII hanging around to debug on -- I'll just
have to borry one.

Thanks as usual for your help...