From: "M Bailey" <mark AT shire DOT globalnet DOT co DOT uk>
Newsgroups: comp.os.msdos.djgpp
Subject: Re: -KWII- Learning to use Allegro???
Date: Fri, 1 Jan 1999 22:19:59 -0000
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I did it by working through the example programs and modifying them.....then
combining some of them.  I re-coded the fire example and added a scrolling
message like in a demo.  Not major stuff but it got my head around loads of
the functions

HTH
Mark

Uhfgood wrote in message <19990101133632 DOT 01063 DOT 00004554 AT ng-cd1 DOT aol DOT com>...
>Hey could someone tell me how I should go about learning allegro.  I know
some
>C some graphics programming in real mode, and i have used DJGPP some now...
(
>I know I know, djgpp is protected mode, i'm just stating what I know so
far)...
> Anyways i'm ready to start learning allegro, and i'm wondering, how I
should
>go about doing that....  usually I like to actually type out all the source
>code to a program...  (like in a book), and just modifying code doesn't
seem to
>do much for me...  So i'm wondering what I should do...  If you guys have
any
>suggestions, please reply soon, thanks.       -Keith W. II
>
>
>
>*Keith Weatherby II*
>*Uhfgood AT aol DOT com*
>*Vice AT gconn DOT com*