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From Portal's AmigaZone
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16026.3.589.1 EMPLANT, Sound and the Picasso II!
9/3/93 19:16 19/1077 rmunoz
Hi All!
Well, just wanted to let you know that I am currently testing a version
of the EMPLANT software that provides SOUND support! So far it is
incredible! The games really come to LIFE! I just got Arashi, a
Tempest clone, and this thing is INCREDIBLE! And ofcourse, with my
Picasso II and the 4 Picasso video drivers, the speed of the Mac emulation
is incredible! Once again, Jim and Joe have done an incredible job,
both with the sound support, the Picasso drivers and the overall emulation!
For those interested about the Picasso, you may want to drop by the
Picasso area (which I think is under construction) by 'go picasso'. In
anycase, the usage of the Picasso is a very, very TRANSPARENT graphics
card from the point of view of the user!!! AWESOME card, which makes
my A3000 with EMPLANT just Amazing! I believe that Jim Drew will be
showing the sound support at the WOC, and I am not sure if he is going to
release it before the show, since they are still working on it, but so
far it is GREAT! Aah... What a difference the emulation makes now...
Rafael
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19249.3.120.2 Booth exhibitors
9/1/93 21:18 45/1094 Harv
Here's a list of the companies who will have booths at the WOCA show
in Pasadena, CA, Sept. 10-12, 1993. There may be drop-outs from this
list and there may be additions to it. But this is the list that I
have at this time.
Amazing Computing Magazine
Ambitious Technologies
Amiga Video Graphics
AmigaWorld Magazine
Bruce Smith Books
Centaur Development
Century Computers
Commodore Business Machines
Computer System Associates
Creative Computers
DevWare
Digital Creations
DKB Software Inc.
Euphonics
Expert Services
Great Valley Products
Heifner Communications, Inc.
L.A. Video Toaster User Group
MacroSystem US
MegageM
Memory World
Microbotics, Inc.
Migraph
Moonlighter Software
Myriad Visual Adventures
NorthWest Public Domain
Oxxi, Inc.
PowerStor Systems
Premier Software
Pride, Inc.
Rave Video
Reflex Point
RGB Video
Scala, Inc.
SoftLogik
SunRize Industries
Terra Nova Development
Utilities Unlimited
Video Toaster User Magazine
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From Usenet's Comp.Sys.Amiga.Programmer newsgroup
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Call for Amiga Developers
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Silicon Prairie Software
2326 Francis Street
Regina, SK S4N 2P7
Canada (306) 352-0358
Silicon Prairie Software is seeking experienced Amiga programmers for
contract work. Programmers will work remotely, so reliable Internet
access is a must. Qualifications desired:
* Extensive Amiga C programming experience
* Detailed knowledge of Intuition, Exec, and DOS library
* Experience in operating systems programming
* Experience with GUI building tools such as GadToolsBox
* Experience in the development of consistent user interfaces
* Familiarity with the SAS C 6.3 development environment
* 680X0 experience is an asset
* A BA/BSc/MSc in Computer Science is an asset, but not required
Silicon Prairie is embarking on a new development project and requires
the services of 4-6 experienced Amiga programmers. Since we are located
in Canada, we are seeking developers capable of working half/full-time
at their home locations.
The successful candidates will be given detailed specifications for
modules of the development project. The developers will submit weekly
archives of the current local source tree for source code management
at the main office.
Interested parties should submit a summary of prior development experience
and qualifications.
Citation of currently available commercial or freely-distributable
programs is encouraged, although binary samples are declined unless
requested.
Email your inquiries to: plummer@hercules.cs.uregina.ca
The "interview" process will intially consist of a programming problem
emailed to all candidates. The submissions will be reviewed on the
basis of:
* Program Correctness
* Program Style
* Conformance to CBM's User Interface Guidelines
* Program Performance
* Prompt submission
All inquiries will be held in confidence.