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Network Boards => AMOS Language Discussion => AMOS Factory => AMOS Forum => Topic started by: rednova on 18 May, 2009, 08:41 AM
Excellent news, my amos friends:
I just got a used copy of 'mastering amiga amos' by Phil South. Is the first time ever I get to see
this book. It looks like a very interesting book to read. lots of tips ad tricks.
I guess I will spend some time reading.
Cheers!!!
rednova
Good for you Rednova!
I got some good news myself: I contacted the author of ScrollingTrick on the Aminet and he said that I could ignore the license restriction as he now considers it public domain! I can now proceed to wrap it in a shared library so it can be used by programs written in other languages than C and Assembly.
Of course as soon as I have the library done I can make a wrapper for AmosPro using the FD Builder or the LibCall command. Maybe I'll even make a custom extension for it with AGA support.
Rednova, is the book any good ? great news !
Quote from: SamuraiCrow on 18 May, 2009, 11:03 AM
Good for you Rednova!
I got some good news myself: I contacted the author of ScrollingTrick on the Aminet and he said that I could ignore the license restriction as he now considers it public domain! I can now proceed to wrap it in a shared library so it can be used by programs written in other languages than C and Assembly.
Of course as soon as I have the library done I can make a wrapper for AmosPro using the FD Builder or the LibCall command. Maybe I'll even make a custom extension for it with AGA support.
This is great news !
I need to learn assembler and start making extensions. It would be great to see new Amos extensions.
cheers