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- binutils 2.28
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- gcc 6.3.0
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- newlib 2.10.1 (inside the gcc directory)
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- elf2flt (from the ucLinux project's CVS)
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- libelf from elfutils-0.170
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- hfsutils 3.2.6
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Retro68-Specific Components:
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- Rez
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- PEFTools (MakePEF and MakeImport)
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- MakeAPPL
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- LaunchAPPL
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- libretro
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- TestApps - a few tiny test programs
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- Sample Programs: Raytracer, HelloWorld, Launcher, Dialog
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- `powerpc-apple-macos`, based on the `powerpc-ibm-aix` target
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The powerpc target has a few hacks to make weak symbols work as expected.
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The elf target has a hack to protect MacsBug symbols from -gc-sections.
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### gcc
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Standard C library. Currently unmodified. The missing platform-dependent
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bits haven't been added, instead they are found in 'libretro'.
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### elf2flt
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### libelf
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Converts from ELF to a much simpler binary format.
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Minor patch: provide symbols around .init and .fini sections
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A library for convenient access to ELF files, taken from the elfutils-0.170
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package. Or rather, brutally ripped out of it, hacked to compile on non-linux
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platforms (<endian.h> is not a standard header file), and made to build with
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cmake instead of autotools. Much simpler now.
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### hfsutils:
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@ -188,6 +192,26 @@ A reimplementation of Apple's Rez resource compiler. Reads `.r` files
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containing textual resource descriptions and compiles them to binary
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resource files.
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### Elf2Mac
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A wrapper around the linker for 68K programs; it supplies a linker script,
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invokes the linker, and converts the resulting ELF binary to a Mac APPL with
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one or more segments, or to a flat file which can be converted to a code resource
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using Rez.
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### LaunchAPPL
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A tool for lauching compiled Mac applications via various emulators.
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Currently, there are the following backends:
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* classic - launch in the Classic environment on PowerPC Macs up to Tiger (10.4)
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* carbon - launch as a Carbon app on PowerPC Macs and via Rosetta on Intel Macs up to Snow Leopard (10.6)
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* minivmac - launch using the Mini vMac emulator
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* executor - launch using Executor
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**CONTRIBUTION OPPORTUNITY** - This tool can easily be extended with further backends,
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so make it work with your favourtite emulator.
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### ConvertObj
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Reads a MPW 68K Object file (`*.o`) and converts it to input for the
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Contains a library that implements basic text console functionality.
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### AutomatedTests
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An automated test suite that can be run using `ctest` and `LaunchAPPL`.
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### Sample Program: Hello World
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The binary is in Retro68-build/build-target/Samples/HelloWorld/.
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