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Amiga programming was all 68k + lattice C if you were really looking to the future (with K&R syntax), BBSs accessed via 1200 baud modems, and music trackers.
by cesaref 4y ago
Amiga programming was all 68k + lattice C if you were really looking to the future (with K&R syntax), BBSs accessed via 1200 baud modems, and music trackers.
- mnd999 4y agoI was mainly active towards the latter end but Matt Dillon (of DragonflyBSD fame)’s DICE C compiler was my tool of choice. I thought it was pretty nice.
- icedchai 4y agoYes! I taught myself C on Lattice C (later SAS/C) on an A500 with 3 megs of RAM and a 30 meg drive. That was a killer system back in 1990. I had a 2400 baud modem at the time, later upgraded to 9600 and felt like king of the nerds.