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From: Joe Angell <[e-mail]>
Subject: Porting Plug-Ins (RE: Sparks for Intel!)
To: Ernie Wright <[e-mail]>
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Thanks for clearing up some of that stuff, Ernie.  I knew I was being a
bit too naive there about porting plug-ins.

About the Interface stuff:  Doesn't LW have a sub-language (or something)
for making the interface?  I remember all the Modeler Macros had a
similar GUI that was provided by the Modeler ARexx stuff.  I assumed this
would also be on the LW 4.0 stuff, so all plug-ins would have a
consistant interface.

Also, could you recommend an Amiga C compiler?  I want to start
programing some of this stuff, but first I need C :)

Thanks, Ernie...

-- Joe
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