Doesn't Seem to be Any Programing Languages for AOS4 for the Average Person

you can have non-numeric indexes to simulate structures:
mytable = { name = "Johnny", surname = "Mnemonic" }

so you can access them with:
mytable.name
mytable.surname

but this is not a LUA thread

is there case sensitivity?

And that last bracket seems to be missing the semi-colon. This is why I can not understand C. I can not understand why there isn't a semicolon to the right of the final bracket??

As you point out in the last paragraph, that's the tip of the iceberg to simply placing one pixel in a given point on the screen. Also, is there case sensitivity? I see capitals, sometimes not. What's the call on that?

"gcc -o pixelplot pixelplot.c -lauto"

It becomes easy to learn to parse out the statment above?
Okay, I can see the name of the source and the compiled file to be made, actually. But there are a bazillion options, right? Like I said, I've seen 30 post threads on "what option should I use".

P.S. What about "Return 0;". Isn't there always a "return 0;" (why, I don't know, more useless junk) at the end?

LiveForIt wrote:
@Allanon

Quote:

you can have non-numeric indexes to simulate structures:
mytable = { name = "Johnny", surname = "Mnemonic" }

so you can access them with:
mytable.name
mytable.surname

but this is not a LUA thread

enum Days {Sat=1, Sun, Mon, Tue, Wed, Thu, Fri};

/*
Now you have auto numbers.
so you don't need to remember numbers.

Sat =1
Sun =2
Mon =3
Tue =4
Wen =5
Fri =6

use this in side tables and event handlers, and so as you like.

*/

#include <proto/intuition.h>
#include <proto/graphics.h>
#include <proto/dos.h>

int main(void)
{
struct Window *window;
struct RastPort *rp;
int color;
int x;
int y;

// if window opens

// OpenWindow paramiters starts whit '(' and end's whit ')'

if (window = OpenWindowTags
(
NULL,
WA_Title,"My window",
WA_Left,80,
WA_Top,40,
WA_Width,400,
WA_Height,300,
WA_Flags,WFLG_CLOSEGADGET|WFLG_DRAGBAR|WFLG_DEPTHGADGET|WFLG_GIMMEZEROZERO|WFLG_ACTIVATE,
WA_IDCMP,IDCMP_CLOSEWINDOW|IDCMP_RAWKEY|IDCMP_INTUITICKS, TAG_END)
)
{ // THEN
rp = window->RPort;
// Set color to use
SetAPen(rp,color);
// Draw pixel at x,y
WritePixel(rp,x,y);
// Wait 20
Delay(20);
// You most close the window.
CloseWindow(window);
} // END IF
} // END MAIN FUNC.



to compile the program type


gcc my_prog.c -o my_prog -D__USE_INLINE__ -lauto

lazi wrote:

But veer back to your first post I am still curious about the state of your Hollywood ISO.

- AmigaOS4

- AISS v3.1 (DiskImageGUI) - http://masonicons.de

- capsimage.device (IPF plugin) - http://softpres.org
- z.library 50.0 (CSO, DAA, DAX, DMG and UIF plugins) -
http://os4depot.net/share/development/library/misc/zlibrary.lha

- expat.library 4.1 (DMG plugin) -
http://os4depot.net/share/development/library/misc/expat-ppc.lha

Extracting from archive 'zlibrary.lha':
*** Error on file 'README' : Unknown compression (need newer LhA version)
WARNING: Skipping corrupt/extraneous data
1 file extracted, 1 file failed.

Operation not entirely successful.

(I guess a game like "Legend of Fairgal" on OS4 ?)

If my assumption is correct, I would go for Amiblitz3. But dont think a game like this is really easy. You need to leran a lot till you rach the skill level to do something like this. And I dont mean setting the color of a pixel, a game is much more like this.

I downloaded zlibrary and tried to unarchive it, it came up with this error message:
Quote:

Extracting from archive 'zlibrary.lha':
*** Error on file 'README' : Unknown compression (need newer LhA version)
WARNING: Skipping corrupt/extraneous data
1 file extracted, 1 file failed.

Operation not entirely successful.

I checked the date on my LHA and it was 23-Sep-04 22:16:08. So I checked to see if there was a new LHA and there was. The date on that one is (when you decompress it) 13-Mar-06 22:27:18. It however gives the SAME error message. So I redownloaded zlibrary.lha and tried again. Same error message. "zlib" doesn't seem to be the same library, as there's no file in the archive titled "z.library".

So, I'm stuck with the undeciphered ISO.

This is basically zlib as a shared AmigaOS 4 library. This is not a very
polished release and documentation is poor, so be warned.

The following zlib functions are not present:
zlibVersion()
zlibCompileFlags()
utility functions

Checksum functions are implemented.

Hmmm, hope it works okay.

I checked the date on my LHA and it was 23-Sep-04 22:16:08. So I checked to see if there was a new LHA and there was. The date on that one is (when you decompress it) 13-Mar-06 22:27:18. It however gives the SAME error message. So I redownloaded zlibrary.lha and tried again. Same error message. "zlib" doesn't seem to be the same library, as there's no file in the archive titled "z.library".

So, I'm stuck with the undeciphered ISO.