Macintosh C Programming Primer: Inside the Toolbox Using THINK C(TM) (Volume 1)
Dave Mark, Cartwright Reed
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"One of the easiest-reading Mac programming books ever written...a first-rate guide to learning THINK C." - Macworld "We recommend Macintosh C Programming Primer."- MacUser "The book wastes no time with peripheral issues but goes straight to the matter of writing real Mac applications...and making the best use of the Mac Toolbox and resources."- MacWEEK The Macintosh C Programming Primer, Volume I is the bestselling tutorial on the art of Macintosh programming. Programme...
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