Thanks to Uffe Jakobsen, Thomas Viborg and DDHF, the Danish Amiga Comal manual for the Amiga is now made available.
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Amiga Maschinen Sprache – German Machine code
Deluxe Paint II Manual
This is far from any of my better manuals. Unfortunately the Manual was in a bad shape when It was donated to me (and you) the pages were crusty after having been in a damp environment, so the paper couldn’t touch the surface of the scanner properly. Here’s the result.
I’m not proud of it, but it’s better than nothing.
Shakespeare – The Page Integrator
Maskinsprog
New tutorials from Photon/Scoopex
Photon has finally added new assembler tutorials, parts 12 and 13.
Well ok, 12 was a week ago, but I only saw it now.
I’ve added them to the tutorials page.
https://www.retro-commodore.eu/category/tutorials/amiga-assembler/
Amiga Comal (UniComal) is now added
The Amiga Comal manual is now released.
There’s a small story with this one.
A collegue of mine at the museum, was collecting Comal stuff and asked me if Comal existed for the Amiga, just the week before this I aquired this software with manual, so I could gladly tell him that it did. I was at the same time scanning the Amiga Interface magazines, and a mere 20 min later of his question, I saw an article in one of the later magazines. Call that coincidence?
This manual comes in a box, with an insert of a binder, good quality stuff.
I’ve added the separator pages which is wider than the regular pages.
Amiga Format Issue 106
CrossDos manual
C for starters (danish)
Here’s a C programming book for starters (C for begyndere) in Danish, from Data Becker.
I must confess that this book is not for starters as there are plenty of errors in it, you won’t even get very far before the first examples would output errors.
If you want to try using this book, you should add the
#include “stdio.h”
line to the top of each example for the first chapter.
I once thought the Data Becker books were great, I don’t anymore.
This book seems to be a more or less generic C programming book, not only for Amiga, but there are examples for Atari and PC(MSDOS) too.
Update: I’ve made a new section for development, and moved the book to there instead