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In <1992Oct1.003027.15504@ccu1.aukuni.ac.nz> rossw@ccu1.aukuni.ac.nz writes:

> 	The subject says it all.  Whenever I read this group there is
> nothing of use to anyone except for those developing on PC's.  What
> about the reset of us.  There is more to games programming than 'VGA
> modes' and 'BIOS' there is the way to construct mazes, scenarios, etc. 
> Why is there *never* any discussion on these topics?
> What about programming hints for mac people or just general algorithmic stuff?
> 
> Ross Williamson ( MAC developer )
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> | Name   : Ross Williamson          | Do you remember when sex  |
> | E-Mail : rossw@ccu1.aukuni.ac.nz  |  was safe and skydiving   |
> | Auckland University, New Zealand  |      was dangerous?       |
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> |   Of course these opinions are my own and thank !! for that   |
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> 
I've done quite a lot of programming on the PC and really appreciate the
ideas and info presented here in this group.  They have have been more
than just interesting for me.  I am, however, trying to expand on the
platforms that I work on, and the Mac is my next choice.  So I have a
couple of simple questions that are kind of related to games programming.

1.  What are the available C compilers for the Mac?  I know there is
    ThinkC, are there any others.

2.  What are the available assemblers for the Mac?

3.  What books or documentation are recommended that describe graphics
    and general programming items for the Mac?

Replies via e-mail or postings are accepted as I read this group
regularly.  Thanks