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>From timoeng@hem1.passagen.se Fri Dec 19 15:04:49 1997
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Subject: New Extension
Date: Fri, 19 Dec 97 21:04:53 +0100
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Hello.
I'm Timo Engman, and programming a new extension - which is called
"Second-Hand Extension", the current version is 0.01d6 but please, all
AMOSPro users - mail me and let me hear if I may add new commands to this
extension that the users want...For now, the extension have five commands
:-) pretty lame. But i learning how to program the graphics...
Bmove x,x - move bytes quick as hell much faster than Poke (no checking)
Wmove x,x - same here but words much faster than Doke
Lmove x,x - same here but longwords , faster than Loke
I mean 4-5 times faster !!!
and then two shitty commands
Shand Version
Shand Stage$
The extension uses slot 22 but mail me and I may change it to whatever.
Check the aminet/dev/amos/ for this extension...later...
Maybe I mail the .Lib file soon, to the Mailing List.
A Problem: How to return a string from a routine (and change it's length)
from it, the string is in the extension
dc.w TheLength
dc.b "TheString",0
even
Hope that all peoples understanding my bad english (I'm swedish)...
/Timo Engman