On 28/03/2010 22:29, Jeff Reynolds wrote:
Richard,
Who is 'Richard' ?
from all i have heard mac classic build stopped at 2.6.1 and never
officially made it into anything after that. 3 was to be the last, but
i think that ended up being abandoned by that point as it was just too
hard to keep it backwards compatible. for stuff that also needs mac
classic build i build the stack in 261 then move it to later versions
to make the pc and osx builds and build the classic in 261. figure
thats the safest way to not do something in a later build that can be
moved back to 261 for the classic build.
in the ed publishing world the classic is just starting to go away for
media. im hoping the next project will not have it in there, will be
nice to move on as much as i like the fact that the old macs are still
holding in there and just giving a rising return on investment for the
schools, but its hell on the developer, harder to keep a classic
machine around to test on!
cheers
jeff
maybe bunging a Classic engine in RunRev 3, 3.5 and 4 was too much like
trouble; however, as the
standalone settings palette does have acard for a Classic standalone
there is a bad case of
mixed messages going on.
sincerely, Richmond.
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