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From: bruce@logic.dsg.ti.com (Bruce Florman (BFLM))
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Subject: Re: THINK C Suggestions
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Date: 3 Oct 90 21:23:24 GMT
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I'm afraid that I've joined this conversation in the middle, so I
apologize if any of this has already been mentioned.

A few things that I think would be convenient, although there are
obvious ways to work around their absence:

 1. Add the ability to #define symbols from the projects options dialog
    in the same way that you can you can set compile-time variables in
    Think Pascal.

 2. Predefine the symbols MC68000 and macintosh as well as THINK_C.

 3. If the "Macsbug Symbols", "68020" or "68881" code generation options
    are checked, define the symbols MACSBUG, MC6820 or M68881
    respectively.

Cheers,
Bruce Florman