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In article <eDkJq11w163w@valnet> joseph@valnet.UUCP (Joseph P. Hillenburg) writes:
>How DO you call C routines from BASIC?

If you mean functions that are part of a normal Amiga runtime library,
then you just need to build a .bmap file and use the same mechanism as
for other system function calls. (Look at the manual and into the prog
basicdemos/ConvertFD for details of building a .bmap file.)

But I'm afraid you speak about amiga.lib which is a link library.
I see no easy way to access this. Hard way would be, take SAS/C 5.10,
use library creation feature, make up functions for every function
you want to include from amiga.lib, compile this to a library and
procede like above. (Has anybody done this already?) I can't guess
about timing penalties of such procedure.

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