Amiga World Tech Journal, December 1991
Amiga World Tech Journal was a very technically oriented spinoff of Amiga World. Only seven issues were published in 1991 and 1992. The December 1991 issue includes:
Articles
- 68030 to 68040 Differences – Explore Motorola’s speed demon
- Clean Up Your Programs – Debugging with Enforcer and Mungwall
- Efficient Assembly Programming – Combine low-level banging with system calls
- Custom Interfaces with ARexx – Add a GUI to Lharc
- “Pure” Tricks with SAS/C – Safe resident code
- Inside MIDI – What it means – beyond Musical Instrument Digital Interface
- Designing a Device Driver – Don’t embed commands, collect them in a driver
- Spawning Tasks – Create synchronous and asynchronous processes in C
- Programming 2.0’s NewMenus – More help from gadtools library
- Programming Serial.Device – Find more control below SER:
- Hard Disks: How Fast Are They Really? – Translating the spec-sheet to real performance
Reviews
- Amiga UI Style Guide – The definitive word on look and feel
Columns
- Message Port – Who are you?
- Digging Deep in the OS – An introduction to tags
- Graphics Handler – 2.0 changes to graphics.library
- TNT – Products and news worth noting
- Letters – The floor is yours…
On Disk
- Loads of Libraries
- Custom Printer Drivers
- Plus source code and executables for articles
