In the process of porting my MPW C program to CodeWarrior; I'm now past the easy part of "need to fix missing header files and rename old toolbox calls" and into the need-to-read-a-book parts of "C doesn't have a concept of booleans so what does this compiler expect" and how to make pointers to functions work kind of stuff...
Good heavens, this is getting absolutely out of hands.
I don't think there is a single Q&A engineer left working at Apple, it seems?
ROTFL
Quite frankly, I'd much rather pay more than 1,000 USD a year for decent developer tools, than getting this buggy crap for, well, "free"...
Well how fast exactly? If it’s faster than SwiftUI count me in !
Today in BoneQuest History for March 17th 2004 "REGULAR C" https://bonequest.com/1993 #bonequest 
#balls #c #codewarrior #glory_hole #macintosh #metrowerks #programming #spigot_solo #typo #whisper
Original #CodeWarrior for #BeOs cdrom from my stuff. « Blood, sweat and code » they said… 
Anyone have a #json parser they’ve used in classic Mac OS (pre OS X) codebases? Working on a #retrocomputing project and wanted to check before I just grab json-c and build a #CodeWarrior project to compile it
Cleaning up the office and stumbled over this. Metrowerks CodeWarrior for Palm Pilot.
@uliwitness Some more #CodeWarrior retro merchandise from #Cebit89:
@uliwitness I've never been a real developer, but because the academic license was really affordable, I also tinkered with #CodeWarrior
I don't remember where I got the mug. Maybe MacWorld in Frankfurt?
