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From: adamsd@crash.CTS.COM (Adams Douglas)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga
Subject: Re: A "C" of ignorance
Message-ID: <1748@crash.CTS.COM>
Date: Mon, 21-Sep-87 13:52:51 EDT
Article-I.D.: crash.1748
Posted: Mon Sep 21 13:52:51 1987
Date-Received: Wed, 23-Sep-87 04:49:11 EDT
References: <7200010@uiucdcsm> <601@rocky.STANFORD.EDU>
Reply-To: adamsd@crash.CTS.COM (Adams Douglas)
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In article <601@rocky.STANFORD.EDU> ali@rocky.UUCP (Ali Ozer) writes:
>In article <7200010@uiucdcsm> schwager@uiucdcsm.cs.uiuc.edu writes:
>> ...  What books do you consider vital to programming the Amiga? ...
>
>For programming purposes, there are three sources I use:
>
>(1) The three RKMs: "Libraries and Devices,"  "Exec,"  &  "Intuition."
>(2) "Autodocs"  
>(3) Rob Peck's "Programming Guide to the Amiga." 
>
I would also add to this (I agree, indispensable) list David Lai's
"Amiga Developer's Reference Guide--2nd Ed.", published by Pacific
Press.

Although it is basically a book that lists several different sortings
of the same database, the database it uses is a _complete_ list of
Amiga functions, includes and declaration (also those for Manx and
Lattice). It makes the best possible index for your other reference
texts.

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