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A build pipeline (with sample project) for making Apple ][ software on OS X.

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README.md

Apple2BuildPipeline

A build pipeline (with sample project) for making Apple ][ software on OS X.

If you have Virtual ][ installed and running, just hit Cmd-B in Xcode to see this pipeline in action.

For complete instructions and information on how it works, go to: http://quinndunki.com/blondihacks/?p=1904