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Yes, and honestly that's going to be the only effective way of preserving some stacks. In particular, some stacks included XCMDs/XCFN resources, which contained
by duskwuff 5y ago
Yes, and honestly that's going to be the only effective way of preserving some stacks. In particular, some stacks included XCMDs/XCFN resources, which contained native 68k code and could interact with the OS in arbitrary, unrestricted ways.