Developing software takes a lot of knowledge. The thirst for information is endless. In this post we will make our recommendations on what to read, and they can all be found online in pdf format. The AmigaOS 3.2 Native Developer Kit The NDK contains autodocs and include files, but also examples and some documentation. Get it from the official Hyperion website or from Aminet . Amiga ROM Kernel Reference Manual: Libraries This is the first part of the Technical Reference Series by Commodore covering Release 2 of AmigaOS. and it comes with our highest recommendations. This is without a doubt the most important book to have. It deals with every library of the 2.04 except dos.library, which is covered in The AmigaDOS Manual listed below. It is not a holistic tutorial, but as the title suggests a reference manual. It is however written in an explanatory manner with for example a whole chapter about Exec Lists and contains many examples written in C. It can be found here Amiga ROM Kernel R
The AmigaOS development blog contains articles written by the core AmigaOS 3.2 for 68k developers and friends. Our goal is to encourage and support your first steps into the fascinating realm of developing for the classic Amiga operating system. No matter if you just want to write a small tool, a little game or a a full-blown application - starting development can provide frustrating experiences, especially on a retro operating system. We'd like to remedy this by providing a series of articles, covering installation of development tools, programming examples, debugging war stories and other helpful tips.