Well, I'm basing the code off MacSSH which requires System 7.5.1 or higher... I imagine all the hashing and compression that Git has to do will probably add a lot of overhead as well. System 6 compatibility isn't completely out of the question, but it's pretty unlikely. :(
On it! Currently my time is divided between writing tutorials and working on porting Git during weekdays and fixing Mac hardware on weekends.
Oh, and school. I guess.
If a mod could update the link in the first post to point to the new address, I'd be much obliged. :b&w:
Yes, I rearranged things and also moved the site to an actual domain. The proper link is now http://code68k.extropicstudios.com, that one is guaranteed not to break. (In case I decide to stop using Google Sites at some point in the future.)
Awesome! I'm looking forward to this. Some of the information in there sounds really helpful, especially the parts about graphics programming and networking.
Hello,
I'm working on writing a set of programming tutorials aimed at beginners. The idea is to try and foster a community of developers among people who are passionate about 68k Macs but aren't necessarily professional programmers already. The first few pages of the tutorial are on my site...
Hi, since I'm currently unable to edit the Wiki I have decided to continue my programming guide on Google Sites temporarily until the wiki is fixed.
The start of the tutorial is here...
Whenever I try and make an edit to a page, I get the following error:
It happens even when I am logged into my account. Does this occur for anyone else as well? xx(
Yes, it's quite possible to do 68k development on a PPC. I believe you can even develop System 6 apps, although I haven't tested it yet.
I'd like to expand the tutorial to the point where it introduces the user to all the basic Toolkit functions and guides them through the process of creating a...
I added a basic 68k programming guide to the wiki. Right now it just covers installing MPW and compiling a basic program, but the next tutorial will go more in-depth and cover aspects of the Macintosh Toolkit like the Window and Event managers. Let me know what you think of it.
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