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From: Jeff Rizzo
Date: Wed, 11 Apr 1990 17:51

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	I am looking for any and all assembly source code, as I am trying
to learn how to program the Amiga (I already know 68000 code), but I can't
afford to shell out bucks for all of the books that I know I should have.
	I have Amiga.lib, and the 1.2 includes, and I've been using Charlie
Gibbs's a68k assembler. (It's quite nice, actually) Any code that anyone has
written to do even the smallest, most mundane tasks would be GREATLY 
appreciated, especially if liberally commented. C code, provided it will
compile with Sozobon C (zc) is welcome as well, but I don't have any include
files for C, and I still haven't figured out how to properly link the code
generated by the compiler. (Any info on that appreciated as well)

	Thanks very much...

jeff rizzo

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Jeff Rizzo                                                  seamus@bucsf.bu.edu
Boston University                                         phyq8jc@BUACCA.BITNET
CLA '91                     lemon curry?                          (617)738-4625

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