[GEM Development] Re: GEM programming tutorial

[Thomas Clayton]

Dear Group:

IS

> I would agree that DEMO.C from the Programmers Toolkit

the SAME AS
the source AT the end of the book
*Programmer's Guide to GEM*
by Balma and Fitler
???
(If SO, then we DO HAVE the source text of their appendice(s)
ALREADY!)

Sincerely,

Tom Clayton

--- Scott McDonald <smpcs at hotkey.net.au> wrote:

> Blair,
> 
> As a Pascal developer, the two files
> 
> * SAMPLE.PAS
> * SCGEM.PAS
> 
> from the OpenGEM SDK have been a good starting point. A very
> careful reading of 
> AES_ALL.TXT and VDI_ALL.TXT more than once is a great help. The
> INTRO68K.TXT 
> file helped me understand GEM resources and the big picture.
> 
> These three files are from the DOCS folder in the OpenGEM SDK.
> 
> Despite what the AES_ALL.TXT document says at the beginning, I
> found it easier 
> to understand GEM programming by reading it before VDI_ALL.TXT.
> 
> If you use C, then I would agree that DEMO.C from the Programmers
> Toolkit is an 
> essential read and it even made sense to a Pascal programmer.
> 
> Here at SMPCS I am developing a GEM flat file Database which is
> due for release 
> in the first quarter of 2006.
> 
> * If there is an interest in a tutorial in programming GEM from
> the Pascal 
> perspective then I would make time to do it once SGMData is
> complete.
> 
> Scott McDonald
> 
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