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Allegro Module Collection

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Allegro Module Collection - AMC The Allegro Module Collection is a collection of examples, snippets, and usable source code available to the Allegro programming community. The AMC is an open source project, free to add to and use by anyone.

VERSION HISTORY

  • Version GENERIC%20MAKEFILE posted on 2003-10-05
    Several fixes and updates
  • Version N/A posted on 2003-10-05

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