Re: non-x86 development
- Posted by martin.stachon at worldonline.cz Jul 24, 2001
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sephirot wrote: > martin.stachon at worldonline.cz wrote: > actually, there's the standard CODE resource for 68k programs, and then > PowerPC code is contained in the data fork. that's why you get an error > running a PPC program with no 68k code(no CODE resource) It is a long a time since I have been 'hacking' programs with ResEdit, but under Mac there is no code in data fork. Most programs have data fork empty. (The resource fork is a great thing. All program data is contained in program, sorted by type, and easy editable) I suppose there is small 68k code which decides if run 68k or PPC version CODE. > > > What about some built-in routines - getenv, command_line. > > > Eu for Mac would be isolated from other Eu world, > > because you could run only some generic command-line apps, > > (I don't know how would be emulated passing parameters via command > > line?) > > ah, you're forgetting MacOS X's UNIX-side. you can simply open a > terminal and call Eu like "exu hello", of course it'd be kind of > pointless because it wouldn't be Mac-specific, just PPC UNIX-specific. Only for G3 and better. > > I would help you too (I have a 68000, 68030 and PowerPC 603 machine) > > PPC 603? i made a mistake and got a Centris 610. doesn't even have an > FPU :) It s possible to upgrade some 68k machines to PPC. Regards, Martin