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Try working from an RKM that lists Exec version 28 as the "latest" :-P

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Re: Probably lazyest quesion ever .... AOS versions and API diferences
« Reply #1 on: April 08, 2004, 09:04:46 PM »
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Try working from an RKM that lists Exec version 28 as the "latest"


Whoa! That must be rare! My RKM covers 1.2 =/


Jamie was kind enough to send it to me. It covers the original AmigaOS... Given my love with the original machine, it was actually perfect for me :-)

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Re: Probably lazyest quesion ever .... AOS versions and API diferences
« Reply #2 on: April 10, 2004, 06:44:39 PM »
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Jamie was kind enough to send it to me. It covers the original AmigaOS... Given my love with the original machine, it was actually perfect for me :-)


Well I'm glad you like the manuals, to me they made about as much sense as schematics for intercontinental ballistic missles lol

-Jamie


I've finished Exec, and now reading Intuition.

The most interesting thing I've learned is that Amiga programmers suck. If they had just used the MEMF_PUBLIC memory flag (like the RKM says), Memory protection would be much easier to implement.