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Re: ADF Viewer/Manager for macOS
« on: January 30, 2017, 12:31:36 AM »
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Hey Nick, yeah just OFS/FFS as I don't have any SFS or PFS disk images to test.

I want to add real drive access later too.

Once all that works, I'll see about supporting other file systems.

To be honest the real fun is making a "workbench" clone to access them... there is also a 68k emulator in there too... just not doing anything at the moment :)


Are you going to put the source on GitHub or some other public place. I understand if you might not want to, but learning is awesome. I'd love to see how you did all this.

I can't wait to download a build and try it out.
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Re: ADF Viewer/Manager for macOS
« Reply #1 on: October 12, 2017, 10:50:50 PM »
Is the code you use for interacting with ADF files on the macOS portable? Can I use it in an app of my own? Got a github repo for this?
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Re: ADF Viewer/Manager for macOS
« Reply #2 on: October 14, 2017, 12:09:40 AM »
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It's written in Objective-C (with some swift, I code much faster in Obj-C)... is that any good?

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Actually looking over the code, I can think of better approach than the one I used in the program. If I get time perhaps I could rewrite it in C++ which would be far more portable.


Objective C is more than fine. As is swift or C++
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