AMOS
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 François's earlier language STOS for the Atari ST, and its spirit lives on in François's later ClickPlay software.
AMOS The Creator
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AMOS The Creator is the original release of the AMOS language, and the most widely used.
AMOS Compiler
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AMOS 3D
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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
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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
