Yes! time for some retro-development.

gimbal · 26 February 2005, 17:49

When I got my Amiga, I was seven years old so I didn't even know what "programming" was. Today I can develop applications in Assembler / C / C++ and Java for th PC, but there is still a little bit of history that I have missed out on... developing for the Amiga.

So I went onto the Dutch version of E-Bay (marktplaats.nl) to see what kind of Amiga's people were offering there (quite a lot actually), when my eye spotted someone selling off a whole series of Amiga development books (Amiga Hardware Reference Guide / Amiga Rom Kernel Reference - Devices / Amiga Rom Kernel Reference - Libraries / Amiga Rom Kernel Reference - Autodocs & Includes) and I got the entire original SAS/C 6 development suite with it as well - still in the box.

They guy accepted my offer and I just picked them up

Still in a pretty good condition. He also had a heavily upgraded Amiga 4000 for sale... I'm still thinking about that one.

Guess I have some reading up to do now.

kriz · 26 February 2005, 17:59

And remember, you can start developing in WinUAE and move from that to the 4000 or whatever

gimbal · 28 February 2005, 10:18

I was going to do exactly that

Luckely the SAS/C was downloadable from planetemu.

26 February 2005, 17:49	#1
gimbal cheeky scoundrel Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: Spijkenisse/Netherlands Age: 42 Posts: 6,919	Yes! time for some retro-development. When I got my Amiga, I was seven years old so I didn't even know what "programming" was. Today I can develop applications in Assembler / C / C++ and Java for th PC, but there is still a little bit of history that I have missed out on... developing for the Amiga. So I went onto the Dutch version of E-Bay (marktplaats.nl) to see what kind of Amiga's people were offering there (quite a lot actually), when my eye spotted someone selling off a whole series of Amiga development books (Amiga Hardware Reference Guide / Amiga Rom Kernel Reference - Devices / Amiga Rom Kernel Reference - Libraries / Amiga Rom Kernel Reference - Autodocs & Includes) and I got the entire original SAS/C 6 development suite with it as well - still in the box. They guy accepted my offer and I just picked them up Still in a pretty good condition. He also had a heavily upgraded Amiga 4000 for sale... I'm still thinking about that one. Guess I have some reading up to do now.

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26 February 2005, 17:59	#2
kriz Junior Member Join Date: Sep 2001 Location: No(R)Way Age: 41 Posts: 3,200	And remember, you can start developing in WinUAE and move from that to the 4000 or whatever

28 February 2005, 10:18	#3
gimbal cheeky scoundrel Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: Spijkenisse/Netherlands Age: 42 Posts: 6,919	I was going to do exactly that Luckely the SAS/C was downloadable from planetemu.

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