OHA101%URIACC.BITNET@mitvma.mit.edu (F. Michael Theilig) (06/23/89)
I have heard rumors about AIRP, Amiga Intuition Replacement Proect
or some such. Anyways, these are supposed to be the ARP people, and
they are replacing Intuition. Are they indeed replacing Intuition or
just WorkBench? Anyone have the inside scoop?
Just out of curiousity sake, how big is the intuition library, and
is it written in C or assembly?
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In article <18295@louie.udel.EDU> OHA101%URIACC.BITNET@mitvma.mit.edu (F. Michael Theilig) writes: > I have heard rumors about AIRP, Amiga Intuition Replacement Proect > or some such. Anyways, these are supposed to be the ARP people, and > they are replacing Intuition. Are they indeed replacing Intuition or > just WorkBench? Anyone have the inside scoop? I don't think that the ARP people are going to try to replace the Intuition. The code in the intuition.library is very good and doesn't need to be rewritten. This does not mean that small improvements can not be added, but they will come from C-A. The Workbench, on the other hand, could use a rewrite. From everything I have been reading, this is what 1.4 will address, among other things. > Just out of curiousity sake, how big is the intuition library, and > is it written in C or assembly? My understanding is that the system software is written in both C and assembly. > F. Michael Theilig OHA101 at URIACC.Bitnet -- --Brett S Bourbin, Instructional Computing Programs -- Univ of Maryland Computer Science Center, College Park, MD 20742 INTERNET: brett@umd5.umd.edu BIX: brettb DELPHI: brettb