nugteren@pttrnl.nl (10/31/90)
I have written an application that I would like to keep memory resident. I've been told that the best way to do this is turn the application into an INIT. I have the inside MacIntoshes, but as far as I can tell they don't explain how to write an INIT (I assume an INIT has a special structure, just like a driver has a special structure, and isn't just an application with an INIT lable). Can anyone explain to me what an INIT looks like, and how I can convert my application into an INIT? Or maybe someone knows an easier way to keep a program resident? I'd appreciate any help, Nils
wiechman@athos.rutgers.edu (NightMeower) (11/04/90)
You will want to read TN #268: Standalone code... (The number may be a little off.) It discusses in 30 odd pages how to write a basic init and other standalone code. Kevin -- =========================================================================== Kevin S. Wiechmann arpa: wiechman@rutgers.rutgers.edu This is only a test... for the next sixty seconds...