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From: richard@chook.adelaide.edu.au (Richard Siggs)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga.graphics
Subject: graphics code samples/book
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Date: 1 May 91 06:37:35 GMT
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Good day all,
	After mucking around with what feels like every assembler development
system besides
the Amiga 68k, I'd like to 'get-into' Amiga assembler coding for
graphics & sound. So, I've heard that there are some fragments of
assembler code available on disks (FF disks &/or ftp?)
that demo. how to work with the graphics system of the Amiga, does
anyone have any info. on this? Also, any suggestions on a good
book/reference on this kind of coding?

	Thanks,

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				Richard Siggs
	Computer Science Dept.,	 Adelaide University, South Australia.
			Net: richard@cs.adelaide.edu.au

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