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Subject: Structures in AMOS
Date: 19 Jun 1994 00:11:44 GMT
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Summary: How can you set up structures in AMOS like you can in C. Can you?
Keywords: AMOS STRUCTURES
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Just for simplicity, I use amos to get programs done and out of the way. 
Is there a way to set up structures in AMOS like you can in C? For example:

struct gameheader {
	unsigned int Version;
	unsigned char Name[8];
	unsigned char Reserved[52];
} Header;

Any help that you can give me is appreciated. I have a 1 drive system and 
amos is much easier for me to develop programs in than C because you can 
only fit so many libraries on one boot disk. Thanx again... 8)