Recent content by cheesestraws

Both RS422 and RS232 transceivers (which turn UART voltage levels into RS422/232 voltage levels) are both plentiful and available, because they're still widely used. There's a list of RS422 transceivers that are known to work well in localtalk mode here...

i've always thought of Fink more as a sort of middling language model

I also have an existing project called omnitalk.

100% agreed. For development, using emulators is extremely sensible. Totally acceptable, this is how I do almost all of my dev stuff (although I use CodeWarrior because THINK C makes me want to tear my hair out for some reason).

plagiarists gonna plagiarise

Your terminology in this thread is very confused, and I think this might not be helping your project. All of this stuff is documented, as far as the wire protocols go, and I strongly endorse @gsteemso 's suggestion to get yourself a copy of Inside Appletalk 2nd ed. and read it. It is easily...

All official Apple serial cables are crossed over, even the ones for printers.

Slop produced by someone who is smug about producing slop is the worst kind of slop. What a waste of time and electricity.

This is what libpcap is for.

SimpleText was still in the sample projects until really quite recently - I don't know when it dropped out. masochist. or possibly sadist, I can't decide

OK. So @olePigeon is on the right track here. Your project file is called 'InnectoClassic'. You also have an 'InnectoClassic.rsrc'. You created that, but that's the same name that @olePigeon is talking about above. When the project is built, all the resources from all the resource files in...

What version of THINK C are you using?

it almost sounds like you've somehow managed to add the resource file to your project twice. Can you check if you have done so? (or stuffit up the project folder and send it over to me)

What do you mean conflict with? What message or behaviour are you actually seeing? What do the MENU resources in the built application look like? (Look in ResEdit)