At 14:27 +0900 2002.09.26, Joel Rees wrote: >Is there still an icon for Classic floating around somewhere in the new >systems?
FWIW, I often start Classic by opening /System/Library/CoreServices/Classic Startup.app. >In Mac OS 10.0.3 (Yes, I am way behind.), there were two ways to run the >emulation -- hand start it (heh -- single-click) as a service in the >system control panels, or just double click on any old (ergo, classic) >app, and wait while Finder starts Classic emulation so the old app can >run. Those methods both still work. >As far as MacPerl is concerned, Chris says it runs well under MOL, so >Linux/MOL may be one option for working with MacPerl apps that you don't >want to bother converting to run under Mac OS X. MacPerl also runs fine under Classic, albeit a bit slow. Just yesterday I ran the code from an article on oreillynet.com, meant for perl on Mac OS X, in MacPerl under Classic (the article implied that perl for Mac OS X was "full perl" compared to MacPerl, so I found it interesting that all their code ran fine in MacPerl :-). Yesterday I also used Mac::Glue on MacPerl under Classic to control iTunes in Mac OS X. -- Chris Nandor [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://pudge.net/ Open Source Development Network [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://osdn.com/
