@database Fibonacci
@remark $VER: Fibonacci AmigaGuide® doc file v1.0

@node main "Fibonacci"
Fibonacci is a small program for calculating Fibonacci's numbers. It is
intended solely for entertainment purposes. It was written by me, JIPsoft
(Joona I Palaste) in April 1998 with DICE C.

Further info:
    - @{"Installation" link "install"}
    - @{"Usage       " link "use"}
    - @{"Requirements" link "require"}
    - @{"Author      " link "author"}
    - @{"Copyrights  " link "copyrights"}
    - @{"History     " link "history"}
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@node install "Installation"
Installation is simple: copy the files to wherever you want to. The program file
"Fibonacci" is the only file you need to run the program.
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@node use "Usage"
Fibonacci is used from the CLI. Its template is as follows:
    Fibonacci n=number/n/a,o=outfile/k,q=quiet/s
You must supply at least the number parameter, which tells the program which
number to calculate (integers from 2 onwards). If you supply the outfile
parameter (you must state the keyword o or outfile), the program will try to
write the result into the specified file. If no outfile is specified, or
writing fails, the result will be printed to StdOut. If the "quiet" keyword is
not specified, the program will report the progress of calculating Fibonacci's
numbers over 50 with a string of 50 dots. If the keyword is specified, only the
result is printed, regardless of the calculated number.
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@node require "Requirements"
Fibonacci requires:
    - An Amiga® computer.
    - Workbench 2.0 or above
    - The library dos.library (should be included in any Workbench 2.x).
    - Electricity.
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@node author "Author"
I, the author of "Fibonacci" am named Joona I Palaste, am 21 years old,
male, and live in Espoo, Finland. I have made many programs on the Amiga
before, but this is my first real Intuition C program.

My e-mail address is:
    palaste@cc.helsinki.fi
My snail mail address is:
    Joona Palaste
    Toppelundintie 3B 19
    02170 Espoo
    Finland

I also like Transformers toys, preferably Generation 1 (1984-1991). If you
have any you'd care to sell, contact me.
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@node copyrights "Copyrights"
Fibonacci is © Joona I Palaste 1998.
DICE is © Matthew Dillon 1991.
Amiga and all associated names are © Commodore-Amiga 1985-1992.
Transformers is © Hasbro 1984.
The concept of Fibonacci's numbers was invented by Leonardo Fibonacci in the
13th century.
Fibonacci is "postcardware". It can, as such, be freely distributed to
anyone. If you like it, and want me to develop more similar programs, send a
postcard to my snail mail address. If you want the source code by e-mail,
include your e-mail address in the postcard. Donations of money, sweets
(particularly English ones), Amiga and Transformers related products are also
welcome.
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@node history "History"
v1.0 (25th April 1998) First public release.
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