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📚 Books worth reading

• AmigaDOSMark Burgess · 1989
• 📕Compute!s AmigaDOS reference guideSheldon Leemon · 1989
• 📕Compute's AmigaDOS references guideSheldon Leemon · 1992
• 📕Compute!'s AmigaDOS reference guideArlan R. Levitan · 1986
• 📕Mastering AmigaDOSJeffrey Stanton · 1986
• The C programmer's handbookMorris I. Bolsky · 1985
• 📕The AmigaDOS manual · 1987
• The AmigaDOS manual · 1991

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