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From: AW@null.net (Adam Wilkinson)
Reply-To: AW@null.net (Adam Wilkinson)
Subject: FOAH
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(from Branko Collin <collin@xs4all.nl>)
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Hi Branko (& list),
> >Anyone ever considered writing an AMOS to C convertor?
>
> Yes, Mike Sikorsky has (BTW, a converter for computer languages is called a
> compiler :-)).
>
> You can read a bit about it on my Future of Amos Homepage:
> http://www.xs4all.nl/~collin/amiga/foah.html
>
> I suggest you first read the html-digest.
>
> I haven't had the time to do additional work on these pages, so you won't
> learn a lot, I am afraid.
Thanks for the info. (here was I thinking that compilers compiled
interpreted code into machine code) :/
I read the short list, but what happened to these things between 1994 and
now? Given that these topics still appear on the list (AGA etc..) and
people still write AMOS extensions it seems nothing ever came of it?
Please tell me differently.
PS is Mike Sikorski still on the list?
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Adam.
Go on, say something interesting....