Author: Daniel Clausen
Date: 13:51:55 02/14/00
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Hi
Tom was so kind to put the Mac-Binary on his website at
http://ucsu.Colorado.EDU/~kerrigat/
It should run an any PPC-based Mac. If it doesn't, drop me a mail and
don't bother Tom with it, cuz it's not his fault. :) He asked me in
email whether I made sure that get_ms() is working correctly.
With version 1.42 I posted on CCC how I did implement this function
under MacOS and noone complained it was wrong. Here it is again:
#include <time.h>
long get_ms()
{
return clock() * 1000 / CLOCKS_PER_SEC;
}
Testgames against TSCP1.5 so far indicate that it's working quite
good. If you have a better solution or this one has a bug, please let
me know.
>Hmmm. I've never seen anything that says that main HAS to return an int,
>but I will change it back to int to make the compiler happy. =)
:-)
Yes it definitely has to return int. (also if you call exit()) Declaring it
as returning something else may result in a different function call/return
sequence. (Yes, there IS a platform under which "void main()" really fails
badly, but I don't know the platform atm)
Kind regards,
-sargon
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