"NorthC Examples:" disk

  This disk contains a set of example programs that will compile with 
the NorthC compiler.  The examples cover a number of different areas of 
'C' programming on the Amiga, and are at various levels of completion.


clibs/UNIX

  This directory contains an example 'C' library, this one implements some 
UNIX like file handling routines.  The library is mainly usefull for 
porting programs that were written foir UNIX or MSDOS machines.


CRender

  This directory contains an example program that draws three dimensional 
solid models, it also calls intuition and some graphics routines.  The 
documentation goes into great details on the 3D side but rather skimps on 
the Intuition programming.


disass

  This directory contains a program that disassembles object modules, 
the hard bit was written by Martin Combs, I have just added some code 
to take account of Amiga object formats.


fortune

  A simple "fortune" type program, this prints out sayings from a file 
in the directory and uses the narrator device to say them.


hello

  This is a bare directory to create the "hello.c" program in, it contains 
a file "hello.doc" that explains how to create a simple 'C' program.


iff

  This directory contains an IFF reader, from Electronic Arts.  The only 
program I have got working is one that displays IFF pictures, the rest of 
the code will need some work to get going under NorthC.


top  make

  The source code for some of the tools in the "NorthC:bin" directory.  This 
is here so that you can alter the programs, add features, and see where I 
have gone wrong.  If you manage to improve either of these programs send 
me a copy so I can distribute them on future NorthC releases.


mini-hello

  This directory shows how you can reduce the size of 'C' programs 
by manipulating the startup routines in your NorthC programs.


split

  This simple program splits a large file into a number of smaller ones.