I never read a book on programming on the C64 but I learned it intuitively as many young males did while editing a copy of strip poker. It was so easy to edit code on the C64. When I got the Amiga it was just a box that wasn't the same. Skipped a big chunk of programming time/learning in those years. Wasn't a lot of the code written in a form of basic? It was a looong time ago and I didn't know anything then so all my memory reference points are bad.
> I used to love programming in Basic for the 64. I had a book: How to > Program in Basic for the Commodore 64. > > I went from a C64 to a 64C. Remember that change, Tim? By the time I got > into it, Vics were becoming outdated for the Commodores, though. Michael > was the one who got the Amiga. > >Man did I love that 64. Basic, Command line assembler. Hehe, I can't code > >anywhere near as well as I could when I was 11 or 12. Took too much time > >off after puberty hit, didn't come back until I was like 21. Anyone have a > >Vic 20? It was the predecessor to the 64. I also used commodore pets (it's > >a workstation) at school, before we could afford one for the house. Even > >ended up with an Amiga after a while, man did I love that machine. 512 k of > >ram upgradeable to 1 meg. You could even get a hard drive for it. ______________________________________________________________________ This list and all House of Fusion resources hosted by CFHosting.com. The place for dependable ColdFusion Hosting. Archives: http://www.mail-archive.com/[email protected]/ Unsubscribe: http://www.houseoffusion.com/index.cfm?sidebar=lists
