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Amiga computer related discussion => Amiga Software Issues and Discussion => Topic started by: xyth on November 25, 2003, 12:49:56 PM
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Many moons ago I bought a copy of SAS/C 6.3 (6.0 with a patch disk), with the great intention of learning C.
That never happened but I recently had a surge of motivation again. However the years spent in a shoebox apparently haven't been kind to the disks and several, to put it mildy, are buggered.
But with good old DiskSalv I managed to recover everything of importance except sc1.library.
Could anyone e-mail me a copy of this file? I'll need the version that came with release 6.0 or this version patched to 6.3.
e-mail: morgan.jones@paradise.net.nz
That would be brilliant.
PS: I don't think this is piracy, but if I'm wrong please let me know.
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I should still have SAS/C installed on my A1200 somewhere... I'll have a look.
My advice would be to get gcc though....
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I've downloaded GCC and GeekGadgets and have started getting into them.
Learning to program in C so far hasn't too troublesome, the main issues I've been having have been with the whole C environment thing, getting used to makefiles and includes and the likes (I come from a Blitz Basic background).
Since I already had SAS/C I thought I'd get used to that environment first (lots of the programs I want to tinker with have their source set up for SAS) and then switch to GCC.
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tried google ? ;-)
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A Google search revealed nothing, which is a good thing I suppose.
Just doesn't help me :-(