management. The MacTraps library allows access to the Macintosh Toolbox routines, most of which are contained in the Macintosh ROMs. The 'oops' library contains functions used for TC's object-oriented programming extensions, discussed in Chapter 4. The 'console' and 'unix' libraries provide functions useful for UNIX compatibility. Most TC applications require at least the ANSI and oops libraries.
Since the ANSI library is nearly the size of a single segment (32 kbyte), it is often required to "drag" the ANSI library in the "Project" window down into a new segment.
Once the required source files and libraries have been added, the user may compile the source files and "load" the libraries simply by choosing "Bring Up To Date" from the "Project" menu. If no compilation errors are reported the user chooses "Run" from the "Project" menu. If no linking errors are reported (for example if the required library had not been added) the program will execute. Choosing "Build Application..." from the "Project" menu creates a stand-alone application, if desired.
Refer to the Think C User's Manual for details on file/folder organization, writing, segmenting, and compiling programs, building applications, and using the debugger.
