On Sep 25, 2005, at 9:29 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The Revolution Standalone settings offers 3 ways to save for Mac
OS: Mac OS
fat, Mac OS PPC, and Mac OS 68k. What is the difference between
these three?
Is Mac OS fat a combination of Mac OS PPC and 68k? Thanks.
You're right! FAT format is like the new universal binary format,
something apple did when they were migrating from 68k to PPC, it
combines both codebases into a single file, I don't think you need to
ship FAT apps unless your code needs to run into 68k machines...
cheers
andre
Steve Goldberg
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