AA M M I GGGG AA CCC M M AA N N U U AA L A A MM MM I G A A C C MM MM A A NN N U U A A L AAAA M M M I G GGG AAAA C M M M AAAA N N N U U AAAA L A A M M I G G A A C C M M A A N NN U U A A L A A M M I GGGG A A CCC M M A A N N UU A A LLLL AMIGA C MANUAL ALIAS: AMIGA SUITES AUTHOR: ANDERS BJERIN V1.00 Copyright 1990 by Anders Bjerin. All rights reserved. This manual together with the examples may be given to others if no fee, except to cover the costs, is charged. The three disks may not be modified, and may not be published in any form without written permission by the author. A registered owner may however use parts of the manual in his own commercial/non- commercial programs/articles. This manual is dedicated to Sioe-Lin Kwik for her moral support and assistance. I would also like to thank Mats Bjerin and the rest of my family for all their help. --------------------------------------------------------------- This is the complete C manual for the Amiga which describes how to open and work with Screens, Windows, Graphics, Gadgets, Requesters, Alerts, Menus, IDCMP, Sprites etc. The manual consists of 11 chapters together with more than 70 fully executable examples with source code. The examples are written in Lattice C V5.02, but will compile perfectly with older versions, as well as with other C compilers. There are three major advantages with this C manual compared to others available in PD as well as in shops: 1. You only need to pay £15 (or $25) instead of £42 (Book £32 +£10 for one disk containing some examples.) Once you have registered you can update to newer editions for the cost of disks plus post and packing. A registered owner can also get pictures etc digitized, and sound effects sampled free of charge (include a SAE + disk + tape/pictures). This is a NON PROFIT MAKING club which only goal is to help C programmers all over the world. 2. It completely explains how to use Intuition etc with simple as well as complex examples, which go deeper into each subject than any other manual. The more persons who register the more features will also be included/explained in updated versions. The manual can both be read as a tutorial and as a reference manual. 3. The manual consists of more than 200 pages PLUS more than 70 complete examples. Everything is put on three disks which means that you will save days of work since you do not need to type in the examples yourself. You can directly run the already compiled programs, or immediately start to experiment with the source codes. Programming should be FUN! If you find this manual useful please register. I have worked for several months with it, and if I get enough support, I will write even more chapters/examples. A registered owner will also get: 1. Registration card for the Amiga C Club (ACC). 2. Updated versions of the manual for only the cost of disks plus post and packing. (£5 or $10) 3. Access to a video digitizer and a sound sampler. Send a SAE plus disk and pictures/tapes, and it will be done for you free of charge. 4. Help with your C programs. Send a SAE, a disk containing the source code of the program (a printout of the code is also fine), and a description of the problem, and we will try to help you. Send the registration fee (£15 or $25) and your name with full address to: Amiga C Club (ACC) Anders Bjerin Tulevagen 22 181 41 LIDINGO SWEDEN You can order the latest version of the manual direct from ACC for a cost of £15 (registration) + £5 (3 disks, post and packing), a total of £20. ($25 + $10 = $35) A registered owner can get the latest version of the manual for only £5 ($10) which includes the price of 3 disks, post and packing. (Subject to availability and prices may change without notice.) --------------------------------------------------------------- AMIGA C MANUAL Version 1.00 consists of 11 chapters plus more than 70 examples with source code etc. Each chapter is placed in a separate directory together with its examples. The first chapter (chapter 0) is called "Introduction", and contains information which you need to read before you can start programming the Amiga. It explains how to operate the compiler, special features in C etc. The following 9 chapters explain how to use Intuition: 1 Screens 2 Windows 3 Graphics 4 Gadgets 5 Requesters 6 Alerts 7 Menus 8 IDCMP 9 Miscellaneous The last chapter in this edition shows how to operate the sprites. If you want to print out the manual on paper, you can read the file "DIY.doc" in the "DIY" drawer on the third disk. It explains in which order the chapters and appendixes should be placed etc. HAPPY PROGRAMMING! Reference Number: 0