Hello Rene!

18 Oct 03 11:14, Rene Laederach wrote to Benny Pedersen:

Sure. The only thing is very few people back in the old days had a compiler suite installed, and usually it wasn't the same everywhere as now with gcc and the whole utilities suite for development.

yep this was the main problem, amiga developpers had to make something better so thay created a better compiler, remember Lattice C ? :-)

later there came SAS C, i now have both of them, Lattice C is not compatibel with anything SAS C does, diffrent amiga.lib :/

the most powerfull in Lattice is diskloaded subprograms a future in blink that imho newer got implemented in slink :/

remember PPage with used this for have all into one single amiga program to make less use of ram :-)

yep if open source was known by these days of amiga

Things like ToolManager were always open source. Or term, or, or, or....Amiga has it's share of open source software, and had since at least

1987.

yes i have ToolMaker a ide for all known c compiler to make gui for amiga in a fast standard way whit could make arexx in into the gui without thinking how to

from the programmers point of view, locale was olso one of the things it could help with, but i needed more info about locale to use it :(

the developper support was not good at that time so i belive most developpers gave up when commodore did more work on the pc end :/

the pc end was the most expendsive part commodore did, amiga DID give money !

only thing i have left from that time is my commodore developper number ETD022

Regards Benny

... there can only be one way of life, and it works :)

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