Files uploaded

xtra-mac-303.sit.bin
xtra-mac-303.sit.txt

Changes:
- Completely removed the use of masks of any sorts in the transparency effect
  code -- Ron Anderson and XDD have long done it this way, and just changing
  ForeColor/BackColor to RGBForeColor/RGBBackColor and one can do the same
  for David Gervais'.  I'm just too ignorant.
- Regression test of the Carbon code, to see if it can produce PEF Carbon
  as well as Mach-O (= gcc + makefile port).
- TileWidth/Height menu should work again on OS X.
- Rewrote the asynchronous sound effect player, because it unlocked and freed
  sound resource data just after they were started playing!  This bug is
  present in many main-mac.c I've checked -- browsing them to steal
  more code from others (^ ^;)...  The new code is only tested on OS X, so
  it is #ifdef'ed.  To use it, please say #define USE_ASYNC_SOUND.
- The game now frees memory allocated by graphics and sound code upon
  exiting.
- Ported lib folder locating code over from Carbon port, because I found
  that the system service used to implement this was alread available at
  the time of System 7.0.
- Changed the file dialogues of Classic PPC port from the ancient
  Standard File one to Navigation Service.
- Tried to compile some variants with MPW to see if it can be used to
  produced Carbon binaries (please see my rather lengthy notes at
  Everything)
- Killed some theoretically possible memory leaks.

To do:
- Fix random abort problem on OS 10.2.  I personally have seen it only once,
  so have no clue of its cause(s).
- It might be desirable to introduce double buffering for graphics tiles
  and/or when always_pict is set, for Classic ports (doing this on OS X
  is an overkill, because it would effectively mean triple buffering).

Macintosh extra files for Angband 3.0.3
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Angsound.rsrc ('snd ' resources) - Sound effects, taken from Ben's 2.8.3
8x8.rsrc (PICT id 1001) - 8x8 tiles, taken from Z (IIRC, ditto for the below)
16x16.rsrc (PICT id 1002) - Adam Bolt tiles
32x32.rsrc (PICT id 1004) - David Gervais tiles, converted from the Unix one.
  Please make sure using the graphics definitions in graf-dvg.zip, not those
  in graf-dvg2.zip with it.  You also have to edit graf-mac.prf to include
  these lines at the end:
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# David Gervais tiles
?:[EQU $GRAF david]
%:graf-dvg.prf

?:1
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Just in case if you are interested in my customised main-mac.c, I also
attached these files:
main-crb.c - main-mac.c for Carbon (OS X)
main-mac.c - main-mac.c for Classic Mac OS
A-mac-h.pch - CodeWarrior prefix header (for classic)
A-osx-h.pch - CodeWarrior prefix header (for (PEF) Carbon)
Angband.proj.xml - CodeWarrior project file
Angband.r - CodeWarrior resource definitions (in plain text)

If you are using CW6/7, the project file assumes that the files should
be arranged this way:

 Angband.proj         (created by importing Angband.proj.xml)
 src/*.[ch]           (the source directory)
 src/lua/*.[ch]       (the lua subdirectory)
 src-mac/A-mac-h.pch
 src-mac/A-osx-h.pch
 src-mac/main-crb.c
 src-mac/main-mac.c
 src-mac/Angband.r
 src-mac/Angsound.rsrc
 src-mac/8x8.rsrc
 src-mac/16x16.rsrc
 src-mac/32x32.rsrc

Because I changed the internal code generated by the numpad keys,
so that macroes can distinguish them from usual number keys
(those above the qwerty/azerty/qwertz or whatever you are
familiar with), you have to put these lines in your pref-mac.prf
if you intend to compile *band with my main-mac/crb.c:

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#
# Keypad -- (/,*,7,8,9,-,4,5,6,+,1,2,3,0,.)
#

A:/
P:^_K/\r

A:*
P:^_K*\r

A:7
P:^_K7\r

A:8
P:^_K8\r

A:9
P:^_K9\r

A:-
P:^_K-\r

A:4
P:^_K4\r

A:5
P:^_K5\r

A:6
P:^_K6\r

A:+
P:^_K+\r

A:1
P:^_K1\r

A:2
P:^_K2\r

A:3
P:^_K3\r

A:0
P:^_K0\r

A:.
P:^_K.\r


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// pelpel (pelpel@zak.att.ne.jp)