Brian Swetland on Nostr: Exploring software development on Classic 68K MacOS (late System 6 / early System 7) ...
Exploring software development on Classic 68K MacOS (late System 6 / early System 7) is wild.
I got THINK C 5.0.2 running in emulation, building some of the sample projects... and was wondering where exactly the intermediate files are going because I don't see anything on disk anywhere...
Turns out the compiler just stuffs all that in the project file itself, because I dunno, why not!
#Retrocomputing #Mac68K #ThinkC
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