Re: (Assemblly language) newbie wants to ****t Atari 68k to 'C'

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 Beta Zero <beta_zero@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> >You'd have to be pretty crazy to program Macs in assembly language:
> >a substantial fraction are Intel Macs. a substantial fraction are 
> >Power PC Macs. iPhones, and iPod Touches run OS X, but use the Arm 
> >processor.
> 
> Okay.
> 
> >Macs have one to eight "cores" (Think independent CPUs). Some Macs
> >have vector processing units. They have varying degrees of processing 
> >power in the video card. Future machines may be yet again different.
> 
> Yes, the Mac is an amazing machine; the graphics capabilities are 
> absolutley dazzling!  But I was curious why the Darwin 'Unix' 
> implementation lacks any apparent way of manipulating .WAV files?

Why would you expect Unix have anything that works with Windows format 
sound files?

OTOH, QuickTime and CoreAudio both sup****t WAV files...