COMPLETE 3-VOLUME COMMODORE-AMIGA TECHNICAL REFERENCE SERIES
Original Commodore-Amiga developer documentation from the classic AmigaOS 1.3 era. This listing is for the complete three-book Amiga Technical Reference Series set shown in the photographs.
Included are:
• Amiga Hardware Reference Manual — Revised & Updated • Amiga ROM Kernel Reference Manual: Includes & Autodocs — Revised & Updated • Amiga ROM Kernel Reference Manual: Libraries & Devices — Revised & Updated
These Commodore-Amiga reference books were created for Amiga programmers, hardware developers, assembly-language and C programmers, retro-computing collectors, and users working with Amiga 500, Amiga 1000, and Amiga 2000-era systems.
The three books are from the same Amiga Technical Reference Series, although they carry different individual printing dates:
• Hardware Reference Manual — First Printing, September 1989 • Includes & Autodocs — Second Printing, July 1989 • Libraries & Devices — Second Printing, June 1990
All three correspond to the Amiga Version 1.3 software era.
INCLUDED — THREE VOLUMES1. Amiga ROM Kernel Reference Manual: Libraries and Devices • Commodore item no. 363099-01 • ISBN 0-201-18187-4 • Second Printing, June 1990 • Corresponds to the Amiga Version 1.3 system software release • Tutorial-style coverage of Amiga system libraries, devices, operating-system functions, I/O, graphics, audio, input, serial and parallel devices, and related programming topics.
2. Amiga Hardware Reference Manual • CBM Product No. 327272-04 • ISBN 0-201-18157-6 • First Printing, September 1989 • Covers A1000, A500, and A2000 release machines • Hardware-level programming reference for the Amiga custom chips and peripherals, including graphics, audio, Copper coprocessor, playfields, sprites, DMA, and interfaces.
3. Amiga ROM Kernel Reference Manual: Includes and Autodocs • Commodore item no. 327271-06 • ISBN 0-201-18177-0 • Second Printing, July 1989 • Corresponds to the Amiga Version 1.3 system software release • Includes system library-function summaries, device-command summaries, resource calls, C and assembly include files, Amiga.lib documentation, example material, charts, and IFF Interchange File Format documentation.
Please review all photographs carefully for the exact books, edition details, page condition, and cosmetic condition included in this sale. The photos are part of the description.
