🚀 go-pugleaf

Your friend is probably just typing in the CONST & TYPE declarations listed in
the DEFINITION module listings, in the manual, and ignoring the PROCEDURES.
For an IMPLEMENTATION module, he would use:

     IMPLEMENTATION MODULE modulename;
     BEGIN
     END modulename.

Most of the modules are Amiga specific...ie stubs to library routines. Since
all of the libraries are documented in the RKMs, he can use INLINE code for
calling library routines that he needs.  Since he's using Intuition, it's
already an Amiga specific program...so, there's no need to worry about
portability.

As an alternative, I disassemble the final load file (after adding Symbols to
it), strip or comment out the unused procedures.  Which is quite easy, as
unused procedures will show up as dc.b statements.  Then, I fix the
obvious [missed] optimizations (eg unnecessary tst's).  Choose my favorite
optimizing (eg branches) assembler--A68K--, and link it.

     Examples:           unoptimized         optimized      savings
          MovePointer     7444 bytes        4304 bytes       43 %
          WarpDrive       8704 bytes        2772 bytes       69 %
          Split           3768 bytes        1832 bytes       52 %

The savings will be even more noticeable when the 2.0 libraries come
out...AmigaDOS.DEF will have over 100 exported procedures...a good
reason to abandon "my" method, then.