AMIGA ROM Kernel Reference Manual LIBRARIES 1992 FREE Shipping

• Softcover Book
• Commodore-Amiga, Inc.
• Third edition by: Dan Baker
• Addison-Wesley Publishing Company
• Copyright © 1992 by Commodore Electronics, Inc.

" The Amiga Computers are exciting high-performance microcomputers with superb
graphics, sound, multiwindow and multitasking capabilities. Their technogically
advanced hardware is designed around the Motorola 68000 microprocessor family and
sophisicated custom chips. The Amiga's unique system software provides programmers
with unparreled power, flexibility, and convenience in designing and creating programs.

Written by the technical experts at Commodore-Amiga, Inc., who design the Amiga
hardware and system software, the Amiga ROM Kernel Reference Manual: Libraries
provides tutorials and detailed examples showing how to get the most from the hundreds
of functions in the Amiga's system libraries. The new edition has been completely
revised and updated for Release 2, the most current version of the Amiga's operating system. It includes:

• A tutorial and comprehensive refernce on how to program the Amiga's system
  libraries including the multitasking Exec, and Intuition, the Amiga's graphical user interface.
• Complete coverage of the new libraries in Release 2 including: gadtools,
  iffparse, asl, keymap, utilities, workbench, and commodities
• For the serious programmer who wants to take full advantage of the Amiga's
  state-of-the art capabilities, the Amiga ROM KERNEL Referebce Manual: Libraries
  is a vital source of information on how to use the latest system software in
  the whole family of Amiga computers. "

   

  This book is in good condition with minor edgewear to the cover.
  There is a stain on the inside front cover.
  The first page has a tear, but is still fully readable.
  No other markings or writing.

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