Short: A library of AMOS procedures Type: dev/amos Architecture: generic The AMOS Procedure Library contains procedures for use in AMOS programs. The procedures are freely redistributable, and may be included in any code. All of the procedures work with both AMOS Creator and AMOS Professional, except where specified in the "Contents" file. The organisation of the library is: - The archive contains several directories, each of which contains a set of procedures relating to a specific subject, such as graphics. - Each directory contains several files. The name of each file is the name of the procedure it contains. Other procedures required for the main procedure are also included in the file. The files are normal AMOS programs, so they can be loaded into your code with the "Merge" command from the Editor. Some procedures have accompanying text/AmigaGuide documentation; the documentation has the same name as the procedure with ".doc" or ".guide" appended. Some procedures have demonstration/test programs with them. In some cases, as noted in the Contents file, a particular file will contain several related procedures. Any or all of these can be included separately. - The archive also contains three special files. They are: ReadMe - this file! :-) Contents - A description of each procedure, with its calling format and other pertinent details. The procedures are separated into their groups, and the groups and the procedures within them are alphabetized (with the exception of the "Other" group, which is last). ProcList - An alphabetical list of procedures with a short description of each. If you'd like to submit a procedure for inclusion in the library, either send me a disk with the procedure(s) on it, or (if you have Internet access) e-mail me a uuencoded copy of the procedure, preferably in an LhA archive. Remember that all procedures in this library are freely redistributable, so don't send me anything you don't want to be distributed. Special thanks go to Paul Hickman (ph@doc.ic.ac.uk) for the idea of Screen Eaters. These have their own directory; see the file "ScreenEaters/SE.doc" for more information. Enjoy! --Andy Church, library compiler Email: 95ACHURCH@vax.mbhs.edu