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#3.1 from ESCOM??

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#209539From: Dale LarsonAug 24, 1995 5:41 AM
Escom doesn't support anything for the Amiga as far as I know. At least not if, by support, you mean that someone will answer your questions or give you a waranty or anything. 3.1 is as official as it can get. Buy it. Dale L. Larson, dale@iam.com el Presidente, IAM http://www.iam.com
#209770From: John G. AtaAug 26, 1995 3:50 PM
Dale, You write: >Escom doesn't support anything for the Amiga as far as I know. At least not >if, by support, you mean that someone will answer your questions or give you >a waranty or anything. I'm curious if there is a ROM Kernel Reference Manual update (Fourth Edition?) that covers 3.1? Is there a way to receive 3.1 header files for development environments (at least the ones that changed)? Thanks, John G. Ata Sterling, VA
#209824From: Dale LarsonAug 27, 1995 5:27 AM
RKM's have never been released past 2.x. I belive that SAS C 6.5 and Commercial Dice have the include files for 3.x. To make use of the new calls, you also need the autodocs, and I don't know of anywhere that they are available to people who don't already have them (maybe Hirsch & Wolf still makes them available). Dale L. Larson, dale@iam.com el Presidente, IAM http://www.iam.com
#210150From: Phillip WoollerAug 30, 1995 8:08 AM
The includes and autodocs were available on disk before the liquidation. I got mine from CBMUK, they cost me about 30 uk pounds as I remember. I believe CATS were supplying them in the us as well. There were tutorials about changes etc which were additions to the libraries and the devices 2.04 manual. I believe there was a hardware manual update for the a1200 and a4000, but I am not sure if that was available to non registered developers. The author of atapi says he has the a4000 manual. Phill