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From: cc1@locus.ucla.edu (Michael Gersten)
Newsgroups: net.micro.mac,net.micro.amiga
Subject: Re: Easy of programming, Mac, Amiga
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Date: Tue, 23-Sep-86 17:39:04 EDT
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Reply-To: occ4mgk@oac.ucla.edu, cc1@LOCUS.UCLA.EDU (Michael Gersten)
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:>   the resource editor that allows you to change menus, fonts, icons, and
:>   every detail of alerts and dialogs (requestors on the Amiga) without
:>   ever recompiling.
>The Amiga has a Font Editor and an Icon editor shipped with it ...
>Menu editor which lets me define menus, graphically, then produce C code to 
>create them.

You missed a point of the original. The mac can do all that without
recompiling. You cannot change topaz fonts (not under 1.1, anyways).
You cannot change the requesters themselves automatically at all.

Also, I don't know about Lettice, but Manx has a m.lib math library that
is compiled in; changing it to use the 68881 would mean re-compiling,
not just changing mathieee.library
		Michael Gersten
      Views expressed here may not be those of the Computer Club, UCLA, or
  anyone in their left OR right mind.  And that's the name o' that tune.