Interfaces to Apple's classic Mac OS APIs (pre-Carbon, i.e. 20th century), encoded in YAML files along with a Ruby program to convert them
- to C/C++ headers for use with Retro68.
- to C++ headers for use as part of Executor 2000
The API definition files were automatically generated from the header files
that were originally included with Executor 2000.
As Executor was a clean-room implementation of Mac OS and is now available
under a liberal license, the resulting header files can be used and
redistributed freely. The translator program can still be found in the separate
multiversal-parser repository.
A JSON schema definition for the definition files is available in the file
multiversal.schema.json. When it's finished, it will serve as documentation
for the API definition YAML files.
If you're using vscode to edit the YAML files, you can set up automatic schema
validation (= error messages and completion hints as you type) by installing the
YAML extension and adding
"yaml.schemas": {
"multiversal.schema.json": "defs/*.yaml"
}
to your vscode workspace settings (.vscode/settings.json). If you have checked
out the Multiversal Interfaces as a submodule of Executor 2000 or Retro68, add the
subdirectory to the relative paths:
"yaml.schemas": {
"multiversal/multiversal.schema.json": "multiversal/defs/*.yaml"
}
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