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In article <4ffe6j$jd9@btmpjg.god.bel.alcatel.be>, barnhoorn@nlev00 () writes:
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>In article <311A1B21.41C67EA6@sh.bel.alcatel.be>, Evert de Vos <vosev@sh.bel.alcatel.be> writes:
>|> Isn't there some thing like an AmigaLibs.guide describing all
>|> the amiga library's etc?
>|> 
>|> I think this would be very usefull, and would also help people
>|> programming software for amiga which will be a good thing for
>|> keeping amiga alive!!
>|> 
>|> Evert
>|> 
>
>I don't think there is something like that, because of copyrights.
>However, I think it should be freely distributable. I mean, you bought
>an amiga; why do you get the electronics/hardware-layout, but not the
>software-layout?
>
>Jaco.

The file "LibrariesGuide.lha" is on Aminet 5 CD-ROM March 95 in docs/help 

It is *not* a complete listing of libraries with offsets and registers for 
passing data to the routines. It is merely an overview explaining the 
mechanics of how Amiga shared libraries work with code snipits to 
illustrate.

Besides the ROM Krenal Manuals there is also a book called "Mapping the 
Amiga" by Randy Thompson and Rhett Anderson which covers libraries, 
structures and pre-AGA hardware registers by Compute! books. I'm not sure 
if either of these two resources is still available but are worth it if you 
can find them.

Greg Dengler
denglerg@crpl.cedar-rapids.lib.ia.us