What is Microsoft Visual C++ 4.0 Cross-Development Edition for Macintosh?

Learn one tool set, increase your user base, and knock months off your development time. With this Visual C++ add-on toolset, you can use up to 90 percent of the code from your Windows-based application to create the same application for the Macintosh, with the familiar Macintosh interface. 

Features 

• Port Windows-based features easily to the Macintosh, including multiple document interface, print preview, and floating toolbars. 
• True native Macintosh programming—program directly to the System 7 API to take advantage of unique Macintosh features such as Publish and Subscribe. 
• Recompile for the Macintosh—target both the Windows and Macintosh operating systems using just one set of source code written to Microsoft Foundation Classes and the Microsoft Win32 APL
• Power Macintosh support, including a fully optimizing compiler, an integrated debugger that adapts to the PowerPC chip when displaying information in the register contents, and disassembly windows. 
• Code Fragment support for the Power Macintosh, which translates to better code sharing among applications and faster, trimmer applications.
• OLE support—port your Win32 and MFC OLE applications to the Macintosh using OLE for the Macintosh version 2.06. 
• ODBC support—call ODBC directly or use it through the appropriate MFC classes.

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Architecture

Other/Non-Mac architecture

Compatibility notes

Minimum Requirements

• Intel 80486
• 16 MB RAM
• 70 MB hard disk space
• Windows NT 3.5.1 or Windows 95
• Visual C++ 4.0
• CD-ROM drive

 

Emulating this? It could probably run under: Basilisk II