ADC News
Important up-to-the-minute technical, business, and program information for developers. Also available by email for ADC Members.
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Macintosh Products Guide
Localized guide to software and hardware for the Macintosh. You can
find, add or remove your products, list URLs where your products are
available, and update your information!
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3rd Party Links
Links to tools, languages, source code, news groups, conferences,
and developers' web sites.
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Macintosh Programmer's Workshop
Macintosh Programmer's Workshop (MPW) is a product designed
specifically for professional Macintosh software developers.
It brings together a comprehensive collection of Macintosh core
development tools designed to support C, C++, and
assembly-language programmers who are writing software for
Mac OS 7.x/8.x. MPW is an open, configurable, and scriptable
development environment which provides the flexibility to support
complex software development projects for 68K and Power Macintosh
systems.
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MacApp Framework
MacApp is Apple's premiere application
framework for creating professional user-friendly, robust,
object-oriented Macintosh applications for the Mac OS.
Commercial developers, consultants and in-house programmers
can use MacApp to build advanced powerful applications while
easily inheriting characteristics common to all Macintosh
applications.
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Mac OS Runtime for Java
Mac OS Runtime for Java (MRJ) is a software package that includes
Apple's implementation of the Java Virtual Machine (VM) and related
libraries. It is based on software created by the JavaSoft business
unit of Sun Microsystems, Inc. and implements version 1.1.x of Sun's
Java specification.
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AppleScript
Most Macintosh users don't realize there is a powerful hidden
interface to their computers -- a way to control and automate
much of what we do every day; a way to save time and money;
indeed, a way to have the computer do your work for you.
It's called AppleScript, an easy-to-use, approachable, English-like
language that controls nearly everything your computer can do.
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Debuggers
MacsBug is Apple's assembly-level 680x0 and PowerPC debugger for
Mac OS. It can be used to debug code running in most execution
environments, from applications to drivers, and everything in
between.
The Power Mac Debugger is an application that allows you to debug
software written for PowerPC-based Mac OS computers at a
source-code or assembly-language level. You can use the Power Mac
Debugger to debug applications, shared libraries, stand-alone code
and system software. You can run the Power Mac Debugger on the
machine containing the code you are debugging or on a different
machine.
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HyperCard
HyperCard organizes information into easy-to-use "stacks" of cards
through which users can navigate and search for the information they
need. Simply by clicking on a button, they can view related text, see a
graphic, hear a sound, watch a QuickTime movie, or listen to text
spoken out loud.
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