Not misguided when the Macintosh was initially introduced with 128K of RAM. All the articles I've read about Apple Mac software development state that 68K assem

Not misguided when the Macintosh was initially introduced with 128K of RAM. All the articles I've read about Apple Mac software development state that 68K assembly language and Pascal were used for software development. So the C compilers released later had bugs if they couldn't ignore/handle an UnloadSeg() call on one of their generated CODE segments. By the time I got into Mac development, THINK C and MPW C didn't seem to have any problems with CODE segments.