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Subject: Re: Programming the MacIntosh
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Date: 12 Apr 91 05:00:13 GMT
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FEATS@VTVM1.BITNET (Steve Greenfield) writes:

>a good book surely helps.  What I would like assistance in is the basic
>development cycle.  The entering and editing of source code, the file
>naming conventions, the assembly/compile process, the linkage of object
>code, the execution of the module, and debugging and dump analysis!  I

Macs are easy:  Just CLICK, move, CLICK, slide,  CLICK, CLICK, drag, CLICK...

>would imagine the process on the MAC would have to be somewhat similiar
>and if someone could guide me in the right direction, by recommending a
>book, sending me an outline of the procedure, or giving me the name of a
>person I might contact if questions do arise, I would greatly appreciate
>it!

My first experience with a Mac trying to do serious development drove me
away and I don't expect to ever come back.
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