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trackah123 · 07 October 2008, 17:32

I found a Tool called Multibootv1.0 by SPY from SENSOR for the Amiga which allows you to select up to 9 (non-wb) executable files like for example Red Sector Demomaker files and Multi-boot will make a bootblock and trackloader (NDOS disks) for you

it appends the files. Because i don't know how to code. And it works pretty good

Anyway i feel so lame somehow.

If i want to learn some coding for beginners, hopefully to write my own trackroutines or NDOS disks out of red sector demomaker files. Where should i start? are there any good tutorials for this on the internet or certain books to learn coding?

On my dutch amigawebsite i talked to someone about this he knows alot about assemblers etc "Vektor of Zite Productions".
He showed me his bootblock and some coding stuff but for me its pure abacadabra.

http://www.amigascene.nl/modules/new...#forumpost2750

anyway whats just the best starting point if i want to learn coding on a Amiga? ASM-One from TFA or something else?

07 October 2008, 17:32	#1
trackah123 Amiga User Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Delft / The Netherlands Posts: 327	Noob Question but anyway. I found a Tool called Multibootv1.0 by SPY from SENSOR for the Amiga which allows you to select up to 9 (non-wb) executable files like for example Red Sector Demomaker files and Multi-boot will make a bootblock and trackloader (NDOS disks) for you it appends the files. Because i don't know how to code. And it works pretty good Anyway i feel so lame somehow. If i want to learn some coding for beginners, hopefully to write my own trackroutines or NDOS disks out of red sector demomaker files. Where should i start? are there any good tutorials for this on the internet or certain books to learn coding? On my dutch amigawebsite i talked to someone about this he knows alot about assemblers etc "Vektor of Zite Productions". He showed me his bootblock and some coding stuff but for me its pure abacadabra. http://www.amigascene.nl/modules/new...#forumpost2750 anyway whats just the best starting point if i want to learn coding on a Amiga? ASM-One from TFA or something else?