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This program demonstrates issuing calls to the GS/OS AppleShare File System Translator (AppleShare FST). Written in APW C. This is a symbolic link to ../../gs.specific/programming/examples/apps/accesspriv.shk
AnimDemo shows three different Apple IIGS animation techniques. The source code also demonstrates the only supported way to access screen memory directly, bypassing QuickDraw II. Written in APW assembly. This is a symbolic link to ../../gs.specific/programming/examples/graphics/anim.shk
Aware is intended to show how easy it is to make an application reasonably AppleShare-aware without having to use network-specific routines or calls. It shows off the @ prefix of Apple IIGS System Software 5.0 and the GS/OS class 1 Open call. Written in APW C. This is a symbolic link to ../../gs.specific/programming/examples/apps/aware.shk
Release Notes - Developer Technical Support Apple II Sample Code. These notes pertain to the complete re-release of Apple II Sample Code from Developer Technical Support. Read these Notes and the Sample Code Notes before attempting to build the Sample Code programs.
BusyBox demonstrates general uses of new Apple IIGS System Software 5.0 features. This sample specifically shows how little an application needs to do to get a lot done and how much is automatically handled by the toolbox. It uses NewWindow2 and TaskMaster extensively. Written in APW C, Pascal, assembly. This is a symbolic link to ../../gs.specific/programming/examples/apps/busybox.shk
This sample program addresses the art of creating and supporting custom controls. BoxCtrl generates a rectangle with small marks at each midpoint and corner. Clicking and dragging the mouse when the cursor is over a mark causes the rectangle to shrink, grow, and move. Written in APW assembly. This is a symbolic link to ../../gs.specific/programming/examples/apps/custctrl.shk