Piru wrote:
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Since you are already versed in AmigaBasic you might want to give Blitz a try. Though I have never used AmigaBasic and only have limited exposure to Blitz, they are both flavours of Basic so I would assume they are similar enough to make the transition fairly easy.
The other good thing about Blitz is that you can put Assembler and AmigaDOS C functions in-line with your Basic code. So you will probably find you will start being exposed to those languages as your Blitz applications get more and more complex. Eventually you may find you have enough experience with these other languages that you can start coding purely in C or Assembler.
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moto
