In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Neil Riley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes
>As a relative newby I've been overwelmed at the amount of catching >up I've needed to endure, this is, in no small part, hindered with a >bad >memory. As you know, I've battled with my Aurora and whilst it is now >behaving itself ( RomDisq ) problems solved, I've spent a lot of time >getting used to what it can do. One thing I really want to get to grips >with >is C on the QL. Now that in itself is a task and a half as my C skills >can >best be describe as 'Beginner'. BUT, before I can tackle that I need to > >under the C68 programming environment. Is there a Tutotorial on the >subject? Any chance of you writing an account of your experiences returning to the QL ? This would be of interest to many people. >Do i need to buy back issues of QL Toady or is there an idiots guide >already >out there? Also, Is there a fast way of checking what version of C68 I > >currently have, id like to get it bang uptodate first. > >Once I'm up to speed i can concentrate on my C and looking ahead, can >understand the idea of interfacing to the ptr env / system traps / >assembler >.... big ideas etc etc. Maybe in a few years time I can become an >expert >like you chaps. > >We'll see. >Neil There is a lot of information around for c68. Also most general books on C are equally valid because of the nature of programming with C. -- Malcolm Cadman _______________________________________________ QL-Users Mailing List http://www.q-v-d.demon.co.uk/smsqe.htm
