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+ | ==Official reference manuals== | ||
+ | * Amiga® RKM Devices Manual | ||
+ | * Amiga® Hardware Reference Manual | ||
+ | * Amiga® RKM Libraries Manual | ||
+ | * Includes_and_Autodocs_2._guide/ - Includes and Autodocs 2.0 | ||
+ | * Includes_and_Autodocs_3._guide/ - Includes and Autodocs 3.5 | ||
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+ | HTML version can be found on: http://pub.elowar.com/AmigaDev/ | ||
+ | |} | ||
− | + | ==Books for learning 680x0 assembler== | |
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− | + | ====Amiga Assember Insider Guide==== | |
Author: Paul Overaa<br /> | Author: Paul Overaa<br /> | ||
− | ISBN 1-873308- | + | ISBN 1-873308-27-2 |
− | + | ====Mastering Amiga Assembler==== | |
− | + | Author: Paul Overaa<br /> | |
− | + | ISBN 1-873308-11-6 | |
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− | + | ====Compute's Amiga Machine Language Programming Guide (1987/1988 ?)==== | |
Author: Daniel Wolf (and Douglas Leavitt Jr. ?) | Author: Daniel Wolf (and Douglas Leavitt Jr. ?) | ||
− | + | ====Amiga Machine Language (1987)==== | |
subtitle: A practicle guide to learning 68000 assembler language on the Amiga<br /> | subtitle: A practicle guide to learning 68000 assembler language on the Amiga<br /> | ||
Author: Stefan Dittrich<br /> | Author: Stefan Dittrich<br /> | ||
Publisher: Abacus Software Inc<br /> | Publisher: Abacus Software Inc<br /> | ||
ISBN 1557550255<br /> | ISBN 1557550255<br /> | ||
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+ | ==Reference books== | ||
+ | These books are not meant to learn assembler, but to give more insight in coding using the OS (system-friendly) or directly hitting the hardware. | ||
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+ | ====The Amiga Guru Book (1993)==== | ||
+ | Author: Ralph Babel | ||
+ | ISBN (no ISBN, has been published by Ralph Babel himself) | ||
+ | For more info see: | ||
+ | * [http://babel.de/amiga.html Raph Babel's website] (including info about reprints) | ||
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+ | ====Amiga Profi Know-How (1991)==== | ||
+ | written by Kuhnert, Maelger, Schemmel<br /> | ||
+ | published by Data Becker GmbH<br /> | ||
+ | ISBN 3-89011-301-X | ||
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+ | Short description: | ||
+ | About 60% is about using the AmigaOS 2.X libraries and 40% about Amiga 3000 hardware and hardware hitting stuff. | ||
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for a larger list of books see: [http://www.faqs.org/faqs/amiga/books/ Amiga Related Books FAQ] (last updated in july 2001) | for a larger list of books see: [http://www.faqs.org/faqs/amiga/books/ Amiga Related Books FAQ] (last updated in july 2001) |
Revision as of 22:21, 15 February 2008
Official reference manuals
HTML version can be found on: http://pub.elowar.com/AmigaDev/ |
Books for learning 680x0 assembler
Amiga Assember Insider Guide
Author: Paul Overaa
ISBN 1-873308-27-2
Mastering Amiga Assembler
Author: Paul Overaa
ISBN 1-873308-11-6
Compute's Amiga Machine Language Programming Guide (1987/1988 ?)
Author: Daniel Wolf (and Douglas Leavitt Jr. ?)
Amiga Machine Language (1987)
subtitle: A practicle guide to learning 68000 assembler language on the Amiga
Author: Stefan Dittrich
Publisher: Abacus Software Inc
ISBN 1557550255
Reference books
These books are not meant to learn assembler, but to give more insight in coding using the OS (system-friendly) or directly hitting the hardware.
The Amiga Guru Book (1993)
Author: Ralph Babel ISBN (no ISBN, has been published by Ralph Babel himself) For more info see:
- Raph Babel's website (including info about reprints)
Amiga Profi Know-How (1991)
written by Kuhnert, Maelger, Schemmel
published by Data Becker GmbH
ISBN 3-89011-301-X
Short description: About 60% is about using the AmigaOS 2.X libraries and 40% about Amiga 3000 hardware and hardware hitting stuff.
for a larger list of books see: Amiga Related Books FAQ (last updated in july 2001)