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pow·er·plant
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PowerPlant
PowerPlant is an object-oriented GUI toolkit, application framework and set of class libraries for Mac OS, created by Metrowerks. The framework was fairly popular at the height of the Classic Mac OS era, and was primarily used with CodeWarrior. It was designed to work with a GUI editor called Constructor; unusually for such programs, Constructor was primarily a resource editor specializing primarily in UI elements, including several custom resource types, 'PPob', 'CT Y P', and Mcmd. A new version, PowerPlant X, was introduced in 2004 as a native Carbon framework, using Carbon Events. After Metrowerks was acquired by Motorola, then spun out as part of Freescale Semiconductor, PowerPlant and the rest of the CodeWarrior desktop development tools were discontinued. In February 2006, the PowerPlant class libraries were released as open source under the BSD license hosted on SourceForge. Although it could theoretically be recompiled for x86-64 Macs, it is Carbon-dependent and therefore can be used in 32-bit mode only.
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Chaldean Numerology
The numerical value of powerplant in Chaldean Numerology is: 4
Pythagorean Numerology
The numerical value of powerplant in Pythagorean Numerology is: 5
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Safran Chief Executive Jean-Paul Herteman:
We are 100 percent confident to be on target on entry to service regarding any performance of the powerplant. I have nothing to add to that. It is a development process in which we are doing very, very well.
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