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JDunlap · 20 February 2008, 06:26

I have coded in C, C++, ASM, Pascal, Visual Basic, Visual C++, and php all on the PC and in BASIC and ASM on the C64. I have yet to write my first line of code for the Amiga, though. I now have several books on it, which I am attempting to read through. I have also read some of Bippy's notes on EAB concerning ASM programming.

Like you, I have not coded in Pascal in ages. My last was a program like twenty questions that used a linked list to learn. (It guessed your animal.) Unfortunately, I don't still have the code and it didn't save from session to session.

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20 February 2008, 06:26	#21
JDunlap Registered User Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: USA Age: 50 Posts: 85	I have coded in C, C++, ASM, Pascal, Visual Basic, Visual C++, and php all on the PC and in BASIC and ASM on the C64. I have yet to write my first line of code for the Amiga, though. I now have several books on it, which I am attempting to read through. I have also read some of Bippy's notes on EAB concerning ASM programming. Like you, I have not coded in Pascal in ages. My last was a program like twenty questions that used a linked list to learn. (It guessed your animal.) Unfortunately, I don't still have the code and it didn't save from session to session.

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