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ftech New Tinkerer -------- Joined: Mar 31, 2025 Posts: 13 Likes: 16 |
Apr 1, 2025 - #1
Hello! First of all, a quick introduction about myself as I am new to this forum. I have been active on the 68kmla forums for some time (known as feeef) and decided I would join this forum as well. My name is Francois. I am a fan of classic Macintosh hardware ans software since my childhood in the 80's and I have a few 68k and PPC Macs that I am using regularly for making graphics, programming or playing retro games.
I have recently built a singly list library to use on a bigger project (that I may talk about later). The need for flexible, resizable lists was important for my current project so I made this lib and decided I would share it with the community. The source code is stored at AmendHub. Please, feel free to use it or contribute to it. Any feedback is welcome. Liked by eric,Kai Robinsonandbakkus |
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bakkus Moderator -------- Joined: Mar 18, 2022 Posts: 110 Likes: 75 |
Apr 1, 2025 - #2
I remember about 3 things from my programming classes, but I remember Linked Lists being very important and useful.
Thanks for posting this! And welcome to the forum |
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ftech New Tinkerer -------- Joined: Mar 31, 2025 Posts: 13 Likes: 16 |
Apr 1, 2025 - #3
Thanks @bakkus ! The SList project on AmendHub contains a small test app that implements basic unit testing and memory checking. This way, I can make sure that the list functions work as expected and that removing items from the list actually releases the memory. On a Mac with 4MB of RAM (or less) that is quite important.
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