mage492
04-26-2003, 02:01 AM
I tried a google search and looked around, but all I can find is a ThinC client (networking stuff). What I'm talking about is an old computer language that's basically a stripped-down C.
I'm working on a program that I plan to make for the older Mac os's (read "Whatever runs on a Classic"), slightly newer ones ("Whatever runs on a Quadra"), Mac OSX (maybe), and Linux. (Windoze is on the "if you beg really nicely" list.) Unfortunately, I don't think anything other than Thin C will work on my Classic. Does anyone know of such a thing for Linux?
If I can't find anything, I'm going to have to re-write it in something else for the transfer to Linux. It wouldn't be the end of the world, but it would be a pain.
As a final thought, since Thin C is just a stripped-down C, are the two similar enough that a Thin C program would compile in ordinary C?
Thanks in advance!
I'm working on a program that I plan to make for the older Mac os's (read "Whatever runs on a Classic"), slightly newer ones ("Whatever runs on a Quadra"), Mac OSX (maybe), and Linux. (Windoze is on the "if you beg really nicely" list.) Unfortunately, I don't think anything other than Thin C will work on my Classic. Does anyone know of such a thing for Linux?
If I can't find anything, I'm going to have to re-write it in something else for the transfer to Linux. It wouldn't be the end of the world, but it would be a pain.
As a final thought, since Thin C is just a stripped-down C, are the two similar enough that a Thin C program would compile in ordinary C?
Thanks in advance!