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Offline peroxidechickenTopic starter

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commented source code
« on: June 20, 2003, 01:45:50 AM »
Can anyone recommend a well written application with commented assembler source?  I'd be particularly interested in something by Nico Francois (or did he use C?).  And more particularly, examples dealing with interface setup, using gadtools and the clipboard device.  
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Re: commented source code
« Reply #1 on: June 20, 2003, 05:26:48 AM »
I don't understand C well enough to even come close to fully comprehending the examples in the RKMs.  I got almightily tripped up on an event loop example that used Wait() instead of Waitport() - I read and re-read the function description and couldn't see what I was doing wrong.  I resorted to looking through my own old source code (targeted at 1.3) to find out that Waitport() was the way to go.  I just think the source code from actual applications is a better way to learn what to do and quickly apply what's learned in my own efforts.  
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