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I am currenlty learning C and GEM programming using the Book C-MANSHIP complete from Clayton Walnum. I am running under Aranym, FreeMint, MyAES (or Xaaes) with fVDI. I am using the AHCC . 0 compiler. I noted that some adaptations of the listings in the book (written in the late '80s) are necessary to make them run with AHCC .

Computing and ST-Log magazines. This interview took place on November 8, 2015. In the interview we talk about Lee Pappas, whom I previously interviewed. Teaser quotes: The first day, he pointed out my desk and it was like a foot deep in submissions that they hadn’t gotten to yet.

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Clay soon learned to combine his interest in writing with his newly acquired programming skills and started selling programs and articles to computer magazines.

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Re: Clayton Walnum's C-manship Complete released as HYPertext. DrCoolZic wrote: I was looking for a book to start on GEM and C-Manship does a good job on the subject. Thanks for providing the book. I spent a lot of time on that, wrote a program to extract the text from something like 30 or so individual files, formatted it all, fixed all the fonts that were characters (wingdats), some of the images I made by hand because I could not get Calamus to export them correctly.