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Below is a list of original Amiga computer programs. Most of these programs are discussed in my Amazing Computing / Amiga articles.

All of these programs are archived using LHA. Be aware that you may have to place files in certain directories or change the references to them in some of the programs, especially the CanDo and HELM programs.

(NOTE: All of these programs are copyright © 1989-1996 by Randy C. Finch. They can not be sold or used in a commercial product without the permission of Randy C. Finch.)


LINKS TO MY AMIGA COMPUTER PROGRAMS
  • 3DPlot
  • [241KB] This is a C program that plots user defined 3-dimensional mathematical equations. This version supports the X-Specs 3D glasses as discussed in the June 1995 article. Source code and documentation is included. Parts of this program were discussed in several articles.
  • 5-Day Forecast
  • [110KB] These are the graphics and the HELM program for creating a 5-day animated weather forecast. This was discussed in the November 1994 and February 1995 issues.
  • CanDoMJ
  • [7KB] This is a CanDo program that plots the Mandelbrot set and Julia sets. It can also call a C program for generating the plots. To do so, you will also need to download the next archive, CanDoMJC. This program was discussed in the November 1994 issue.
  • CanDoMJC
  • [15KB] This is a C program that plots the Mandelbrot set and Julia sets. It must be used with the previous archive, CanDoMJ. This program was discussed in the November 1994 issue.
  • ColorChange
  • [5KB] This is a CanDo program that calls an included subdeck that is a palette requester, allowing the user to change colors on the master deck. This program was discussed in the May 1994 issue.
  • Function Evaluator in C
  • [26KB] This is a C program that evaluates the result of a user-defined equation of the form Z=f(X,Y). The source code is included. This program was discussed in the October 1989 issue. A C++ version of this same program is available below.
  • Function Evaluator in C++
  • [38KB] This is a C++ program that evaluates the result of a user-defined equation of the form Z=f(X,Y). The source code is included. This program was discussed in the February 1996 issue. A C version of this same program is available above.
  • Hypermedia with HELM
  • [60KB] This is a HELM program showing how to use its hypermedia capabilities. It was discussed in the August 1994 issue.
  • Playing ANIMs and BrushANIMs
  • [729KB] These are CanDo programs that play ANIM and BANIM files. Sound is also synchronized. These programs were discussed in the January and February 1994 issues. ANIMs, BrushANIMs and a sound are included.
  • Print Pictures
  • [1KB] This is a CanDo program that lets you view and print IFF graphic files. AppEvents are used so that icons can be dragged to the program window. This program was discussed in the April 1994 issue.
  • Random Notes
  • [5KB] This is a CanDo program that acts as a front end to Deluxe Music 2.0 (which is required). The program generates a song made up of random notes within user-defined restraints. It was discussed in the February 1995 issue.
  • Shared Library for Matrix Manipulations
  • [68KB] This is a C and Assembly language program that generates a shared library that can be called by other programs for performing matrix calculations. Source is included. The program was discussed in the December 1990 and June 1991 issues.
  • Ye Olde Song Player
  • [3KB] This is a CanDo program that allows the user to select a list of songs and then play them in sequence or by individual selection. It was discussed in the June 1994 issue.
  • Star Trek Database
  • [19KB] This is a CanDo program that allows customized data entry of a Star Trek video collection. An AmigaGuide help file and a sample database is included. It was discussed in the March 1994 issue.
  • StringRequester
  • [16KB] This is a C program that consists of a function that can create a requester with a variable number of string gadgets of variable length. It was discussed in the February 1990 issue.


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