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Started by Ron Tarrant
Thu, 03 Jan 1991 03:28
Re: Finding 2.0 Programming documentation
Author: Ron Tarrant
Date: Thu, 03 Jan 1991 03:28
Date: Thu, 03 Jan 1991 03:28
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> don@brahms.udel.edu writes: > > > Any help, suggestions, reasonably documented example code, etc., will > be happily accepted. > > Thanks Well, I can't help you with 2.0 examples, but I can tell you this: The Fred Fish Freely-redistributable software collection (over 400 disks) is a great source for source code (please forgive the pun :-) I have 35 disks full of stuff I've pulled off those disks (and some other places, too) and they are an invaluable aid to learning. Something else you might want to check out is the Amiga C Manual. It's a three-disk set of examples and should be available at an FTP site near you. I don't know what an FTP site is so I can't help you find one or figure out how to access it. -Ron Tarrant a976@Mindlink.UUCP
Re: Finding 2.0 Programming documentation
Author: Fred Fish
Date: Sat, 12 Jan 1991 16:50
Date: Sat, 12 Jan 1991 16:50
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In article <4314@mindlink.UUCP> a976@mindlink.UUCP (Ron Tarrant) writes: >Well, I can't help you with 2.0 examples, but I can tell you this: >The Fred Fish Freely-redistributable software collection (over 400 disks) is a >great source for source code (please forgive the pun :-) People have been asking why I don't have more WB2.0 specific examples available. The answer of course, is that nobody has sent any in. Anyone with source examples is encouraged to submit them... -Fred -- # Fred Fish, 1835 E. Belmont Drive, Tempe, AZ 85284, USA # 1-602-491-0048 asuvax!mcdphx!fishpond!fnf
Re: Finding 2.0 Programming documentation
Author: Steve Tibbett
Date: Fri, 18 Jan 1991 04:22
Date: Fri, 18 Jan 1991 04:22
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In article <1991Jan12.165058.18826@fishpond.uucp> fnf@fishpond.uucp (Fred Fish) writes:
>People have been asking why I don't have more WB2.0 specific examples
>available. The answer of course, is that nobody has sent any in. Anyone
>with source examples is encouraged to submit them...
A few of the things I've done recently (PSX, AddTools, AppIconX (done
but not distributed yet) come with source, and make good 2.0 programming
examples - feel free to use 'em. (How about a 2.0-specific disk? That
would make non-2.0 people happy, and I think there is probably enough 2.0
specific stuff to fill a disk).
2.0 (or A3000-specific) stuff from my BBS:
starblnkrs.lzh 25776 25-Dec-90 2.0 Commodities/GadTools screen blanker
wshupd.lzh 6782 25-Dec-90 ConMan update for 2.0 compatability
winman.lzh 8446 09-Dec-90 Window manipulator, goes on Tools menu
psx.lzh 19638 09-Dec-90 Public screen manager, for 2.0 only
slist.lzh 3072 09-Dec-90 List system structures, like Wack
pubscrns.lzh 12753 09-Dec-90 Yet another Public Screen manager
iff2src.lzh 18205 09-Dec-90 2.0-only IFF Image to C Source converter
AddTools11.LZH 8368 04-Dec-90 Add items to the Workbench tools menu
Cxmoff.lzh 6272 03-Dec-90 Turns off mouse after so many keystrokes
memoration.lzh 2689 23-Oct-90 Memory Rationing, for low mem testing
battmem.zoo 5960 18-Oct-90 Preferences editor for A3000 Battmem
newalert.zoo 10862 13-Oct-90 Replacement ALERTS for 2.0 - Text descr
SetWB.LZH 6385 13-Oct-90 Workbench 2.0 Workbench Manipulator
BootCache.LZH 6591 13-Oct-90 Bootblock to turn off 68020/030 cache
wb2hacks.lzh 6668 09-Aug-90 Icon Remapper and a new Clock Pointer
kickreboot.lzh 4074 28-Jul-90 Adds a COLD Kickstart boot to 3000 Tools
Starburst.LZH 1712 28-Jul-90 Enables the '*' wildcards in ADos 2.0
SetNoClick.LZH 4848 28-Jul-90 Set the 'NoClick' bit on 2.0 trackdisk
(If anybody sees any 2.0/A3000 specific item that I don't have, please
send it to me or let me know where I can get it - I'm trying to keep that
section of my BBS as up to date as possible).
--
...Steve Tibbett...bix=s.tibbett...Plink=STEVEX...BBS=613-731-3419...
...VirusX=4.01...Insert Disclaimer Here...
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