Learn C on the Macintosh
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Learn_C_on_the_Macintosh_-_1st_Edition.image_.sit (221.06 KB)
MD5: 4a0e34b569b6dc3e8b54d48071c9e767 For System 7.0 - 7.6 - Mac OS 9
Learn_C_on_the_Macintosh_-_2nd_Edition.sit (750.90 KB)
MD5: ffd31c7b3cd7733ab65001c6d227286a For System 7.0 - 7.6 - Mac OS 9
Learn_C_on_the_Macintosh_-_2nd_Edition.pdf.zip (1.97 MB)
MD5: 405899672e3c3b69c30a57c6b621868f For System 7.0 - 7.6 - Mac OS 9
Guides on emulating older applications
Are you sick of pushing paper in a job that's taking you nowhere, except to the copy machine? Did you enjoy BASIC as a kid, but feel left behind by the programming world and unsure how to catch up? Do you want to spend your spare time on your computer doing something more productive than wandering the mazes of Doom? Expert Macintosh programmer Dave Mark offers you solutions in this completely revised edition of his bestselling Learn C on the Macintosh. With this self-teaching, easy-to-understand book and enclosed CD-ROM, you get everything you need to start programming in this widely used language.
Learn C on the Macintosh, Second Edition, includes:
- easy exercises that lead you step-by-step through programming fundamentals and C language basics, including functions, variables, pointers, data types, data structures, and file input and output; the author makes even the most difficult C programming concepts easy to understand with his clear, friendly writing style
- updated and enhanced lessons, fresh code, and all new end-of-chapter review questions
- A CD-ROM with Metrowerks CodeWarrior Lite, a special version of the most widely used compiler today. The CD also includes an assortment of games, shareware, graphics, demos, and other neat stuff for inspiration
The 1st download is Learn C on the Macintosh - 1st Edition accompanying disk with Think C 1.0 (disk image).
The 2nd download is Learn C on the Macintosh - 2nd Edition accompanying disk.
The 3rd download is Learn C on the Macintosh - 2nd Edition.
See also: Learn C++ on the Macintosh, Learn Java on the Macintosh
CompatibilityArchitecture: 68k PPC
Macintosh
68020 processor or higher
Macintosh System 7.1 or higher
8 MB RAM
Metrowerks CodeWarrior 6.0 or higher
Power Macintosh
PowerPC processor
Macintosh System 7.1.2 or higher
8 MB RAM
Metrowerks CodeWarrior 6.0 or higher
Comments
OK, I replaced the non-working disk image with your supplied archive now.
I mounted it on OS 9.2.2. I added archived folder:
https://yadi.sk/d/nH9TJ64TjVuJY
I'm a little confused, I added this app/page with book pik and disk image to MG many months ago, the pik shown is of my very book. I'm don't understand why my contribution vanished, oh well. Just for completeness I've added a disk image. BTW: Mine is a single floppy image, the floppy in the book is a HD, but that is a copy made by the library that owned the book.
The book describes basics of C programming, it does not at all give details on how to progam a Mac.
@MikeTomTom:
Can you try to convert it to the uncompressed Disk Copy 6 format ? Else we need another image from the original disk.
@Gera:
Do you still own the orignial disk ? Maybe you can make an uncompressed image with Disk Copy 6 from it, as MikeTomTom suggested.
No. Its fubar.
The clue is in its extracted filesize 900+ KB, too big to be a 800K floppy. This indicates that it was a 1.4MB floppy imaged as Disk Copy 6 compressed, instead of read only or read write (which don't compress). Anyway Disk Copy 6 compressed, stores important data in a resource fork and this file has had the resource fork stripped off of it. Its missing and therefore unrecoverable.
I'm assuming Disk Copy 6 compression here, as the archive extracts on OS 9 as a "Graphic Converter" file! - Its clearly not tho, I've looked at its content with HexEdit and the headers and compressed data is all there...
A better replacement will have to be found.
OK, I added the linked disk. But I cannot get it mounted (tried on Mac OS X 10.4.11).
Have you managed to get it mounted on Mac OS ?
source code for 2nd Edition:
https://yadi.sk/d/5_G4ACMQjVSkM
I have added Learn C on the Macintosh from MacsRUS's archive.