Did you just read my post on wanting to learn about C etc?

Count me in! I would love to learn to program on the Amiga, but as you say, it is often hard to learn directly from a book.

JS

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I'm currently learning C for the PIC Microcontroller (Electronics Design is one of my hobbies) and I also bought a C Complier for my Amiga so that I could learn to write programs for AmigaOS as well.

I'm at a very early stage of learning at the moment but I'm finding it really interesting!! I promised myself that I would become more actively involved with the NG Amigas and the new OS. I've been a consumer of Amiga material for almost 10 years and now I want to try and give something back!!! I know a bit of assembly language already (although not specifically for the 680xx or PPC) so I do have decent starting ground :)

I would be very interested in taking part in the course because I think it would help to motivate me a little more. AmigaOS does indeed have a fair few badly documented mysteries these days, and it'd be nice to have some help from developers.

Yeah good idea. Let's all help each other to build the Amiga platform, beginners and experts alike!!!

Brian Hoskins

Am I the third? ;)
Already e-mailed as required.
So teach us soon.

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Hello Andy,

I want also make use of my stormc4 packet and
some other stuf that i have bouth a time ago.
I think i can give it another try.
Good idea.

De groetjes, Dirk.

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I don't currently have a working amiga, but when OS4 is released I will learn to code for it and may take an interest in helping others code...

@Uncharted

You can have a section in the features section if you wish?

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I was just thinking of offering to host the lessons as well!

Well, more options for you

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Thank you for your offers of help, I will take people up on them if this gets in the position of taking off.

What I really need is "Mentors" to sign up to help. Without the mentors the project won't be able to go forward. Good to see many interested people.

Also if you are interested could you email or PM me so I can get in touch with you when (if?) things are ready to start.

I would most definately be interested.

Me too ;)

A:

I would be very interested. I just wrote my first Amiga game in C++ last week. All it does is generate a random # from 1 to 100 and then ask you to guess what the number is. You get to keep guessing until you get it right. That's about the extent of my programing abilities so yeah I'd love to learn more.

AmigaGuy

P.S. Anybody interested in the source code let me know as it might give one of you real programers a good laugh :)

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I`m interested too - just ordered my first book on C e-mail sent

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Did anything become organized out of this... ?

(Always dreaming of building a small programming team to have fun with some programmer friends on a non-work territory. But AOS4 programming mentors would be usefull. Any active AOS4 developer @ Oulu, Finland?)

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