AMOS

From ExoticA

AMOS is the name of a number of BASIC-like programming languages created for the Amiga by François Lionet: AMOS The Creator, a cut-down Easy AMOS and the advanced AMOS Professional. AMOS comes from Francois's earlier language STOS for the Atari ST, and its spirit lives on in Francois's later ClickPlay software.

Contents 1 AMOS The Creator 1.1 AMOS Compiler 1.2 AMOS 3D 2 Easy AMOS 3 AMOS Professional 4 File formats 5 External Links

AMOS The Creator

AMOS The Creator is the original release of the AMOS language, and the most widely used.

AMOS Compiler

AMOS 3D

Easy AMOS

AMOS became a popular beginner's language, but it was still too difficult to use for some people. Easy AMOS was released, a new version of AMOS for people who found AMOS too hard. The AMOS language itself was unchanged, but the editor now included a graphical debugger and an online help system. There were also extra bundled AMOS programs, including a better sprite editor, a file manager, and lots of tutorials.

AMOS Professional

File formats

See AMOS file formats for more details.

External Links

• Clickteam.com - homepage of the STOS and AMOS successor
  • AMOS (and STOS) source code @ Clickteam.com
• Wikipedia Reference