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Software News : Pre-order sale: AMIGA ROM Kernel Reference Manual: AmigaDOS as a printed book

Posted by AmigaPapst on 2024/10/28 21:14:12 (988 reads) News by the same author

The "Amiga ROM Kernel Reference Manual: AmigaDOS" by Thomas Richter will be published in a strictly limited print run - a project that does not pursue any commercial purpose, but aims to offer the PDF reference manual created by Thomas 'ThoR' Richter as a high-quality, printed book at an affordable price.

Interested buyers can pre-order the English-language paperback book (exp. 392 pages) until 18 November 2024 â the print run is strictly limited and there will be no reprints. The price is â¬29.90 plus shipping (worldwide delivery is offered). Delivery is scheduled around Christmas time.

For the serious programmer who wants to take full advantage of the Amiga's impressive features, the "Amiga ROM Kernel Reference Manual: AmigaDOS" is an indispensable source of information on how to use the AmigaDOS file system, how to interact and implement handlers and file systems and how to make productive use of the AmigaDOS Shell. This volume covers the latest version of Amiga's operating system.

Preorder and further information:
https://lookbehindyou.de/en/product/rkrm-amigados/

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joerg	Published: 2024/10/29 15:15 Updated: 2024/10/29 15:17
Home away from home Joined: 12/01/2006 From: Germany Comments: 2172	AMIGA ROM Kernel Reference Manual: AmigaDOS as a printed book "This volume covers the latest version of Amiga's operating system." Very unlikely, the description mentions the obsolete packet filesystem API instead of the current vector filesystem API, and 'THOR' was the author of the illegal AmigaOS 3.1.x/3.2.x m68k backport of my AmigaOS 4.x PPC CDFileSystem port in which he added tons of bugs to work around bugs and limits in Hyperion's 3.1.x/3.2.x m68k implementations of dos.library... If you are developing for AmigaOS 4.x it's probably completely useless, and even the 30 years old "The Amiga Guru Book"(english) / "Das Amiga Guru-Buch"(german) from Ralph Babel may still be much more useful, even if that's of course limited to the obsolete packet filesystem API and no longer used dos BCPL parts as well.

NinjaCyborg	Published: 2024/10/29 17:41 Updated: 2024/10/29 17:41
Not too shy to talk Joined: 11/17/2020 From: Slough Comments: 413	illegal backport and what are you doing to enforce your IP rights?