Ultimately the familiar more-modern OS-X-only "API" got another name, Cocoa.ĬarbonLib is required when running carbonized software in the classic Mac OS versions 8.1 to 9.2.2, not required for Mac OS X because carbonized applications are Mac OS X native. Quoting Apple: "CarbonLib allows Apple's developers to write an application with one set of sources deployed across Mac OS 8, Mac OS 9 and Mac OS X systems with minimal effort." In a loose sense Carbon can be thought of as Apple's OS X emulator for on 8/9, opposite of Apple's Classic emulator for on X. Carbon is the name for Apple's "API" which bridges Mac OS 8/9 and Mac OS X so that a class of individual "carbonized" program files can be run from both OS's (8/9+X) that are incredibly different from each other.
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