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This article is from the Mac Programming FAQ, by Jon Watte h+@austin.metrowerks.com with numerous contributions by others.

1.17) Source code! I want source code! Where can I find some? (Mac Programming)

Celestin Company, Inc. sells the Apprentice 2 CD-ROM. Apprentice
contains over 600 megabytes of programmer utilities and up-to-date
source code in CodeWarrior, Symantec, and MPW projects for C, C++, and
Pascal. <ftp://ftp.teleport.com/vendors/cci/apprentice/apprentice.hqx>
for an index and info. <celestin@olympus.net>

Also, the alt.sources.mac archive at <ftp://ftpbio.bgsu.edu> contains a
lot of misc. source code and snippets not found elsewhere.

<ftp://nic.switch.ch> is another good source for unique source code.

Info-mac is a good source for source, info-mac/dev/src.

 

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