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'''Macintosh C Programming Primer, Volume I | '''''Macintosh C Programming Primer, Volume I: Inside the Toolbox Using THINK C''''', second edition, is a book by Dave Mark and Cartwright Reed, published by Addison-Wesley, copyright 1992. This scan is the first printing, May 1992. ISBN 0-201-60838-3 (volume 1); Library of Congress QA76.8.M3M368 1992, card number 92-4299.<ref name="cr">Dave Mark and Cartwright Reed, ''Macintosh C Programming Primer, Volume I: Inside the Toolbox Using THINK C'', 2nd ed. (Addison-Wesley, 1992), title page and copyright page (PDF pp. 2-3).</ref> The numbered pages run to 656.<ref name="idx">Mark and Reed, ''Macintosh C Programming Primer'', Volume I, 2nd ed., Index, pp. 647-656 (PDF pp. 636-645).</ref> The first edition of Volume I was published in 1989 as ''Macintosh Programming Primer: Inside the Toolbox Using THINK's Lightspeed C'' (ISBN 0-201-15662-8).<ref name="ol1">Open Library, [https://openlibrary.org/books/OL22218433M ''Macintosh programming primer: inside the toolbox using THINK's Lightspeed C'', record OL22218433M] (1989, x, 532 p.). Retrieved 2026-09-30.</ref> | ||
Volume I is the introductory volume. It takes a C programmer through setting up THINK C 5, QuickDraw drawing, events, menus and dialogs to complete small Macintosh applications, with appendices on the THINK C and debugger commands, debugging techniques, HyperCard XCMDs and the new ''Inside Macintosh'' series.<ref name="toc">Mark and Reed, ''Macintosh C Programming Primer'', Volume I, 2nd ed., Contents, pp. v-viii (PDF pp. 5-8).</ref> [[Macintosh C Programming Primer 1989]] and [[Macintosh C Programming Primer 1990]] hold Volume II. | |||
== | == Contents == | ||
Page numbers are from the book's contents list.<ref name="toc" /> | |||
* | * Source Code Disk for the Mac Primer, p. ix | ||
* | * Preface, p. xi | ||
* Acknowledgments, p. xiii | |||
* 1. Introduction, p. 1 | |||
* 2. Setting Up, p. 23 | |||
* 3. Drawing on the Macintosh, p. 49 | |||
* 4. Events, p. 127 | |||
* 5. Menu Management, p. 201 | |||
* 6. Working with Dialogs, p. 259 | |||
* 7. Toolbox Potpourri, p. 363 | |||
* 8. Finishing Touches, p. 457 | |||
* 9. The Final Chapter, p. 491 | |||
* Appendix A: Glossary, p. 503 | |||
* Appendix B: Code Listings, p. 521 | |||
* Appendix C: THINK C Command Summary, p. 603 | |||
* Appendix D: The Debugger Command Summary, p. 615 | |||
* Appendix E: Debugging Techniques, p. 623 | |||
* Appendix F: Building HyperCard XCMDs, p. 629 | |||
* Appendix G: Bibliography, p. 639 | |||
* Appendix H: New Inside Macintosh Series, p. 643 | |||
* Index, p. 647 | |||
== | == What this book does not contain == | ||
It is a programming book. It | It is a programming book. It has no service procedures, parts lists, schematics or electrical data for the Macintosh; Apple's repair documentation is in [[:Category:Apple Service Source]]. The source code disk was sold separately and is not part of the scan. The hosted scan is 649 pages. | ||
== Related titles on this wiki == | |||
* [[Macintosh C Programming Primer 1989]] and [[Macintosh C Programming Primer 1990]]: Volume II, ''Mastering the Toolbox Using THINK C'' (Dave Mark, 1990) | |||
* [[Macintosh C Programming By Example 1991]]: Kurt W. G. Matthies and Thom Hogan, Microsoft Press | |||
* [[Foundations of Mac Programming 1995]]: Dan Parks Sydow, IDG Books Worldwide, 1995 | |||
<pdf> File:Macintosh_C_Programming_Primer_1992.pdf </pdf> | <pdf> File:Macintosh_C_Programming_Primer_1992.pdf </pdf> | ||
Download: [[:File:Macintosh_C_Programming_Primer_1992.pdf|Macintosh_C_Programming_Primer_1992.pdf]] | Download: [[:File:Macintosh_C_Programming_Primer_1992.pdf|Macintosh_C_Programming_Primer_1992.pdf]] | ||
== References == | |||
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[[Category:Apple Programming Documentation]] | [[Category:Apple Programming Documentation]] | ||
Latest revision as of 15:06, 30 September 2026
Macintosh C Programming Primer, Volume I: Inside the Toolbox Using THINK C, second edition, is a book by Dave Mark and Cartwright Reed, published by Addison-Wesley, copyright 1992. This scan is the first printing, May 1992. ISBN 0-201-60838-3 (volume 1); Library of Congress QA76.8.M3M368 1992, card number 92-4299.[1] The numbered pages run to 656.[2] The first edition of Volume I was published in 1989 as Macintosh Programming Primer: Inside the Toolbox Using THINK's Lightspeed C (ISBN 0-201-15662-8).[3]
Volume I is the introductory volume. It takes a C programmer through setting up THINK C 5, QuickDraw drawing, events, menus and dialogs to complete small Macintosh applications, with appendices on the THINK C and debugger commands, debugging techniques, HyperCard XCMDs and the new Inside Macintosh series.[4] Macintosh C Programming Primer 1989 and Macintosh C Programming Primer 1990 hold Volume II.
Contents
[edit | edit source]Page numbers are from the book's contents list.[4]
- Source Code Disk for the Mac Primer, p. ix
- Preface, p. xi
- Acknowledgments, p. xiii
- 1. Introduction, p. 1
- 2. Setting Up, p. 23
- 3. Drawing on the Macintosh, p. 49
- 4. Events, p. 127
- 5. Menu Management, p. 201
- 6. Working with Dialogs, p. 259
- 7. Toolbox Potpourri, p. 363
- 8. Finishing Touches, p. 457
- 9. The Final Chapter, p. 491
- Appendix A: Glossary, p. 503
- Appendix B: Code Listings, p. 521
- Appendix C: THINK C Command Summary, p. 603
- Appendix D: The Debugger Command Summary, p. 615
- Appendix E: Debugging Techniques, p. 623
- Appendix F: Building HyperCard XCMDs, p. 629
- Appendix G: Bibliography, p. 639
- Appendix H: New Inside Macintosh Series, p. 643
- Index, p. 647
What this book does not contain
[edit | edit source]It is a programming book. It has no service procedures, parts lists, schematics or electrical data for the Macintosh; Apple's repair documentation is in Category:Apple Service Source. The source code disk was sold separately and is not part of the scan. The hosted scan is 649 pages.
Related titles on this wiki
[edit | edit source]- Macintosh C Programming Primer 1989 and Macintosh C Programming Primer 1990: Volume II, Mastering the Toolbox Using THINK C (Dave Mark, 1990)
- Macintosh C Programming By Example 1991: Kurt W. G. Matthies and Thom Hogan, Microsoft Press
- Foundations of Mac Programming 1995: Dan Parks Sydow, IDG Books Worldwide, 1995
Download: Macintosh_C_Programming_Primer_1992.pdf
References
[edit | edit source]- ↑ Dave Mark and Cartwright Reed, Macintosh C Programming Primer, Volume I: Inside the Toolbox Using THINK C, 2nd ed. (Addison-Wesley, 1992), title page and copyright page (PDF pp. 2-3).
- ↑ Mark and Reed, Macintosh C Programming Primer, Volume I, 2nd ed., Index, pp. 647-656 (PDF pp. 636-645).
- ↑ Open Library, Macintosh programming primer: inside the toolbox using THINK's Lightspeed C, record OL22218433M (1989, x, 532 p.). Retrieved 2026-09-30.
- ↑ 4.0 4.1 Mark and Reed, Macintosh C Programming Primer, Volume I, 2nd ed., Contents, pp. v-viii (PDF pp. 5-8).