
You have found a selection of texts containing very important
information about development for AmigaOS. They also contain old
and NEW rules for good development. Adhering to these rules is
vital for future enhancements to the OS and for portability to new
CPU architectures. READ THEM! Any violation of these rules will
reduce the chances that your SW will run on an Amiga of the next
generation faster than you can say "Broken".

Amiga International will no longer tolerate knowingly any violation
of established and specified programming practices. Hacks, fiddling
with undocumented features, empirical programming, and the like
will definitely make your SW and probably more crash on a future
Amiga.

                    YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED!


We plan to set up a public "black list" of incompatibilities and
bad development practices for all products related to the Amiga,
old or new. Please support this effort and inform us about known
problems with detailed bug reports! <bugs@amiga.de> is the
appropriate bug report email address.

These texts will be updated and improved to keep you up to date.
Note well, that these texts may not be the final word about things,
even though they should give a strong indication of where to go.

NOTE: All of th information in this directory is copyrighted but freely
      redistributable in unmodified form. You may give it to anyone
      who might need it!

Heinz Wrobel
<heinz@amiga.de>
