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- AMIGA C MANUAL ALIAS: AMIGA SUITES AUTHOR: ANDERS BJERIN V1.00
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- Copyright 1990 by Anders Bjerin. All rights reserved. This
- manual together with the examples may be given to others if
- no fee, except to cover the costs, is charged. The three disks
- may not be modified, and may not be published in any form
- without written permission by the author. A registered owner
- may however use parts of the manual in his own commercial/non-
- commercial programs/articles.
-
- This manual is dedicated to Sioe-Lin Kwik for her moral support
- and assistance. I would also like to thank Mats Bjerin and the
- rest of my family for all their help.
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-
- This is the complete C manual for the Amiga which describes
- how to open and work with Screens, Windows, Graphics, Gadgets,
- Requesters, Alerts, Menus, IDCMP, Sprites etc. The manual
- consists of 11 chapters together with more than 70 fully
- executable examples with source code.
-
- The examples are written in Lattice C V5.02, but will compile
- perfectly with older versions, as well as with other C
- compilers.
-
- There are three major advantages with this C manual compared
- to others available in PD as well as in shops:
-
- 1. You only need to pay £15 (or $25) instead of £42 (Book £32
- +£10 for one disk containing some examples.) Once you have
- registered you can update to newer editions for the cost of
- disks plus post and packing. A registered owner can also get
- pictures etc digitized, and sound effects sampled free of
- charge (include a SAE + disk + tape/pictures). This is a NON
- PROFIT MAKING club which only goal is to help C programmers
- all over the world.
-
- 2. It completely explains how to use Intuition etc with simple
- as well as complex examples, which go deeper into each
- subject than any other manual. The more persons who register
- the more features will also be included/explained in updated
- versions. The manual can both be read as a tutorial and as a
- reference manual.
-
- 3. The manual consists of more than 200 pages PLUS more than 70
- complete examples. Everything is put on three disks which
- means that you will save days of work since you do not need
- to type in the examples yourself. You can directly run the
- already compiled programs, or immediately start to experiment
- with the source codes. Programming should be FUN!
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-
- If you find this manual useful please register. I have worked
- for several months with it, and if I get enough support, I will
- write even more chapters/examples. A registered owner will also
- get:
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- 1. Registration card for the Amiga C Club (ACC).
-
- 2. Updated versions of the manual for only the cost of disks
- plus post and packing. (£5 or $10)
-
- 3. Access to a video digitizer and a sound sampler. Send a SAE
- plus disk and pictures/tapes, and it will be done for you
- free of charge.
-
- 4. Help with your C programs. Send a SAE, a disk containing the
- source code of the program (a printout of the code is also
- fine), and a description of the problem, and we will try to
- help you.
-
-
- Send the registration fee (£15 or $25) and your name with full
- address to:
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- Amiga C Club (ACC)
- Anders Bjerin
- Tulevagen 22
- 181 41 LIDINGO
- SWEDEN
-
-
- You can order the latest version of the manual direct from ACC
- for a cost of £15 (registration) + £5 (3 disks, post and
- packing), a total of £20. ($25 + $10 = $35)
-
- A registered owner can get the latest version of the manual for
- only £5 ($10) which includes the price of 3 disks, post and
- packing.
-
- (Subject to availability and prices may change without notice.)
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-
- AMIGA C MANUAL Version 1.00 consists of 11 chapters plus more
- than 70 examples with source code etc. Each chapter is placed in
- a separate directory together with its examples.
-
- The first chapter (chapter 0) is called "Introduction", and
- contains information which you need to read before you can
- start programming the Amiga. It explains how to operate the
- compiler, special features in C etc.
-
- The following 9 chapters explain how to use Intuition:
- 1 Screens
- 2 Windows
- 3 Graphics
- 4 Gadgets
- 5 Requesters
- 6 Alerts
- 7 Menus
- 8 IDCMP
- 9 Miscellaneous
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- The last chapter in this edition shows how to operate the
- sprites.
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-
- If you want to print out the manual on paper, you can read the
- file "DIY.doc" in the "DIY" drawer on the third disk. It
- explains in which order the chapters and appendixes should be
- placed etc.
-
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- HAPPY PROGRAMMING!
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- Reference Number: 0
-