I was introduced to MPW when I started at Apple in 1995. I started on Quickdraw GX (if anyone remembers that).
Not specifically related to MPW, more about the times, a clean compile of the Quickdraw GX framework took something like eight hours. (Fortunately incremental builds were much quicker.) Nonetheless, it was common to kick off a clean build as you were leaving the office for the night.
Funny to think about that compiler compiling all night as I had dinner, watched a little cable TV, got some sleep....
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I was introduced to MPW when I started at Apple in 1995. I started on Quickdraw GX (if anyone remembers that).
Not specifically related to MPW, more about the times, a clean compile of the Quickdraw GX framework took something like eight hours. (Fortunately incremental builds were much quicker.) Nonetheless, it was common to kick off a clean build as you were leaving the office for the night.
Funny to think about that compiler compiling all night as I had dinner, watched a little cable TV, got some sleep....
The Mac you compiled that on likely had a 5Mhz (yes, FIVE MEGAHERTZ) SCSI bus for its disk I/O. And none of the headers had "#pragma once" . . .
Was QuickDraw GX also known as Skia, perhaps earlier in its life?
Skia was the graphics part. The printing part was “El Kabong” (Quick Draw McGraw’s alter ego.)