Update #5 (20 January, 2004)
 - A fix for the ultra-slow launch problem -- modified init_info() in init2.c
   so that the game won't try to recreate the *.raw files every time it gets
   launched if compiled without the CHECK_MODIFICATION_TIME compile time option.

Update #4 (14 June, 2003)
 - Added vers resources.
 - Reverted my numpad key trigger change
 - Made it compatible as far back as Finder 6.0/System 4.2 (System Tools 5.0)

Update #3 (8 June, 2003)
 - Turned global optimiser on.  It runs significantly faster on *very* old
   machines than the previous builds.

Update #2 (3 June, 2003) [angband-293-mac-old.sea.???2]
 - Restored random artifacts to make it (almost) full featured -- this involved
   changing the allocation method of lprobs and ltotal arrays in randart.c;
   they are dynamically allocated and freed before the game finishes
   initialisation.
 - Reworked segmentation scheme so that the game should be even more memory
   efficient.
 - Related to the above, I moved player_flags() from files.c to xtra1.c so
   that files.c can be purged more efficiently (xtra?.c is a part of two or
   three resident segments).

Update #1 (1 June, 2003)
 - Colour support now relies on presence of Color Quickdraw and not on
   System Software versions.
 - Forgot to set the HighEventAware flag (irrelevant on Sys 6, but necessary
   for it to receive AppleEvents on Sys 7 or greater).
 - Restored the monster AI options, because it works perfectly well on
   modern machines too.
 - Fixed Finder out of memory crashes when not using MultiFinder on System 6.
   Contrary to what Apple documents from that era said (!), I shouldn't have
   closed working directory refnums by myself.

Angband 2.9.3 for Classic Macintoshes

Files:
 angband-293-mac-old.sea.hqx - the game itself
 angband-293-mac-old.sea.txt - this file

Requires:
Any Macintosh (including B&W 68000 ones) running System Tools 5.0
(Finder 6.0/System 4.2) or greater and 2 Mega bytes of RAM, but
requiring installation of the Classic Environment on OS X.

It needs about 950K of memory, but I set SIZE to 1000K just to be on
the safe side.  You might be able to *lower* the partition size...

It runs B&W under B&W machines (of course).

Unlike the ANGBAND_LITE_MAC compile-time option, it's got macros, info.txt
files and various pref interaction commands. You can use up to four terminal
windows.  Major omission is the support for sound effects and graphics tiles.

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