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'''''Metrowerks CodeWarrior Programming for the Mac''''' is a book by Dan Parks Sydow, published by M&T Books, a division of MIS:Press (Henry Holt and Company), New York, © 1995, ISBN 1-55851-435-X. It was sold with a CD-ROM. The text and index are numbered to p. 382, followed by the Metrowerks software licence and a page about the CD; the scan has 402 PDF pages.<ref name="cw95">Dan Parks Sydow, ''Metrowerks CodeWarrior Programming for the Mac'', M&T Books, 1995, ISBN 1-55851-435-X. Title and copyright pages (PDF pp. 4-5), contents pp. vii-xiv (PDF pp. 7-14), index to p. 382 (PDF p. 396).</ref>
'''''Metrowerks CodeWarrior Programming for the Mac''''' is a book by Dan Parks Sydow, published by M&T Books, a division of MIS:Press (Henry Holt and Company), New York, © 1995, ISBN 1-55851-435-X. It was sold with a CD-ROM. The text and index are numbered to p. 382, followed by the Metrowerks software licence and a page about the CD; the scan has 402 PDF pages.<ref name="cw95">Dan Parks Sydow, ''Metrowerks CodeWarrior Programming for the Mac'', M&T Books, 1995, ISBN 1-55851-435-X. Title and copyright pages (PDF pp. 4-5), contents pp. vii-xiv (PDF pp. 7-14), index to p. 382 (PDF p. 396).</ref>


The book teaches Macintosh programming in C and C++ with Metrowerks CodeWarrior, building 68K and PowerPC versions of each example. The later chapters use Metrowerks' PowerPlant application framework and the Constructor resource editor. [[Metrowerks CodeWorrior Programming 1997]] is the second edition.<ref name="cw95" />
The book teaches Macintosh programming in C and C++ with Metrowerks CodeWarrior, building 68K and PowerPC versions of each example. The later chapters use Metrowerks' PowerPlant application framework and the Constructor resource editor. [[Metrowerks CodeWarrior Programming 1997]] is the second edition.<ref name="cw95" />


== Contents ==
== Contents ==
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== Related pages ==
== Related pages ==
* [[Metrowerks CodeWorrior Programming 1997]]
* [[Metrowerks CodeWarrior Programming 1997]]
* [[CodeWarrior Software Development Using PowerPlant 1996]]
* [[CodeWarrior Software Development Using PowerPlant 1996]]
* [[:Category:Apple Programming Documentation]]
* [[:Category:Apple Programming Documentation]]

Latest revision as of 19:27, 1 October 2026

Metrowerks CodeWarrior Programming for the Mac is a book by Dan Parks Sydow, published by M&T Books, a division of MIS:Press (Henry Holt and Company), New York, © 1995, ISBN 1-55851-435-X. It was sold with a CD-ROM. The text and index are numbered to p. 382, followed by the Metrowerks software licence and a page about the CD; the scan has 402 PDF pages.[1]

The book teaches Macintosh programming in C and C++ with Metrowerks CodeWarrior, building 68K and PowerPC versions of each example. The later chapters use Metrowerks' PowerPlant application framework and the Constructor resource editor. Metrowerks CodeWarrior Programming 1997 is the second edition.[1]

Contents

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  1. Introduction to CodeWarrior (1): 680x0, 68K, PowerPC and PPC; CodeWarrior editions and versions; the CD-ROM
  2. CodeWarrior Projects (11): 68K and PPC projects, Apple's Universal Header files, libraries, project stationery
  3. Understanding the Universal Header Files (57)
  4. Debugging and MW Debug (81)
  5. Fat Applications (111)
  6. Getting Started with PowerPlant (129)
  7. Menus and PowerPlant (171)
  8. Panes, Constructor, and PowerPlant (235)
  9. ZoneRanger and Macintosh Memory (269)
  10. Profiler and Program Timing (329)

Index.[1]

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Download: Metrowerks_Code_Worrior_Programming_1995.pdf (66 MB)

References

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  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Dan Parks Sydow, Metrowerks CodeWarrior Programming for the Mac, M&T Books, 1995, ISBN 1-55851-435-X. Title and copyright pages (PDF pp. 4-5), contents pp. vii-xiv (PDF pp. 7-14), index to p. 382 (PDF p. 396).