Offline-first reference

Documentation

The CLI reference and JSON downloads are generated from the exact macMAKE v0.1.1 executable. macMAKE v0.1.1 is the latest public release for Linux x86-64, with a qualified Classic Macintosh PowerPC CFM/PEF C workflow and a bounded experimental native M68000 segmented C profile.

The 68K profile is not CFM-68K or general System 6–9 support. Host build results are distinct from operating-system runtime results; see the compatibility tracker.

01CLI referenceEvery command, option, topic, and supported behavior from the executable. 02Quick startCheck the toolchain, register an SDK, run doctor, and build. 03Project manifestSchema-backed fields, target settings, access paths, and library order. 04Agent workflowsOffline discovery and diagnosis steps for coding agents. 05OS compatibilityVersion-specific PowerPC evidence, historical results, and untested targets. JSONManifest JSON SchemaDraft 2020-12 schema emitted by the macMAKE v0.1.1 executable. JSONMachine-readable CLI helpCommand and topic contract with help schema version 1.0.0.

Capability boundaries

macMAKE can consume a PowerPC XCOFF object emitted by a separately installed Rust toolchain and complete macMAKE's normal link, resource, Finder metadata, and MacBinary steps. It does not bundle rustc or compile Rust source directly. The sample has Linux build and structural evidence; that exact sample has not been run in a Classic Mac guest.

General C++ runtime compatibility is not established. CodeWarrior XML import is experimental and partial. Classilla has extensive imported-target build evidence and a separately validated package assembly, but no qualified clean full-browser rebuild. macmake run supports an interactive QEMU mac99/G4 Mac OS 9.2.2 profile; it does not transfer an application into HFS or automate Finder.

In QEMU 8.2.2 (mac99/G4) running Mac OS 9.2.2, makePAD built by macMAKE v0.1.1 was observed accepting text, showing its unsaved-changes dialog, and returning to Finder under QEMU Mac OS 9.2.2, with real-guest runtime acceptance verified and unmodified P6 PPM screenshots at guest_boot and application_state checkpoints. See the compatibility record for the evidence identity.