ZAngband 2.7.1 for Mac OS X and Mac OS 8.6 or higher (PPC)

ZAngband by the ZAngband Dev Team (http://www.zangband.org)
This port by pelpel (pelpel@zak.att.ne.jp)

System requirements:
 PPC Mac running Mac OS X (10 -- 10.0.3)
 PPC Mac running Mac OS 8.6 or higher with CarbonLib system extention
  (1.1? or higher 1.4 is much safer)

You'll find in this port:
v ASCII
v Zborg (Control-z z to start it)
v 8x8 tiles
v 16x16 tiles
v Sound effects (quite out-of-date, though)

Technical note:
I tried to make classical ports (68K, and PPC port not requiring
CarbonLib), but with no luck -- I'm no Mac OS guru so can't shoot
system / library-related errors... In fact, I failed to port
a couple of previous versions to these platforms too. :(

Because of this and of my familiarity with my own mac support
files, I used main-crb.c (with modifications, see below) from
T.o.M.E. to make this port. The one in the ZAngband source tree
has more features and a couple of technical advantages, but
the resulting binary will be OS X exclusive.

If anyone else is interested in doing mac ports, let me tell you
that it is really hard (no blame for the Z devteam meant -- this
applies to all the lua-based variants, and this is why I decided
to include a Mac project file and its friends to the Tome source
tree).

First, you have to create l-*.c files. Abandon all your hopes if
you only own Macs. Make Z on other platform, then copy the files
called l-<something>.c to your source folder.

You have to do wholesale upgrade to your project file. It took me
more than an hour to have an working one. Besides l-*.c mentioned above,
you have to add nearly all the files in the lua folder (please read one
of makefile's to know you need which), zborg?.c, quest.c, maid-grf.c,
and maybe more...

Make sure that you check "enable Unix-style path name", or something
like that in the access path settings panel -- I don't know the exact
English wording for this, because I'm using a Japanese version.
Without this, the lua files give you tons of errors.

If you use CodeWarrior 6 or greater, you'll find it convenient to
include <unistd.h> and <fcntl.h> in your prefix header (A-mac-h.pch),
because h-system.h doesn't do this for you.

Some lua:*.c files don't like prefix header. Edit ldo.c : say

#ifdef __MWERKS__
/* Avoid name conflict caused by the use of prefix header */
#define message lua_hack_message
#endif /* __MWERKS__ */

after headers #include's

Edit lstate.c : say

#ifdef __MWERKS__
/* Avoid name conflict caused by the use of prefix header */
#define stat lua_hack_stat
#endif /* __MWERKS__ */

again after headers #include's

main-mac.c (or your own customised ones) needs some modifications:
- find all occurences of inkey_flag and replace it with p_ptr->inkey_flag
- Remove lines referring to ANGBAND_GRAF
- Remove all references to use_transparency
- arg_graphics and use_graphics no longer uses simple TRUE / FALSE.
  use these values instead:
  GRAPHICS_NONE : ASCII
  GRAPHICS_ORIGINAL : 8x8 tiles
  GRAPHICS_ADAM_BOLT : 16x16 tiles

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