Amstrad CPC464 Books
The following is a list of Amstrad CPC464 Books in the Centre for Computing History collection. It is not an exhaustive list of and other books may have been published. If you have a book that you would like to donate to our collection, please view our donations page.There are 29 Amstrad CPC464 Books in our collection :
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Date: December 1985
Amstrad 464,664 & 6128 - Computer Games
Publisher: Glentop
Author: D. Kedem, I. Kalisky
Date: November 1985
Amstrad 464,664 & 6128 - Exploring BASIC
Publisher: Glentop
Author: D. Kedem, I. Kalisky
Date: July 1985
Amstrad 464,664 - First Steps in BASIC
Publisher: Glentop
Author: D. Kedem, I. Kalisky
Date: 1984
Amstrad Computing with the CPC464
From back cover:
...Just as you would find it difficult to learn a foreign language from a dictionary, you will probably find it difficult to learn to master your Amstrad CPC464 from the manual alone. This book takes you step by step, in detail, through the commands.
Publisher: Granada
Author: Ian Sinclair
Date: 1985
Amstrad Games Book CPC464 & CPC664
by Kevin Bergin & Andrew Lacey.
Paperback 210 pages
Published 1985 by Melbourne House
Written in English.
Open Library OL20625791M
ISBN 10 0861611950
Date: 1985
Amstrad Machine Language for the Absolute Beginner
Publisher: Melbourne House Publishers
Author: Joe Pritchard
Date: 1985
Amstrad Micro Guide
A Quick Reference Guide to the BASIC AND SYSTEM OPERATIONS of the Amstrad
Publisher: Guild Publishing
Author: Professor Peter Morse and Brian Hancock
Date: 1986
Amstrads and Artificial Intelligence
"This book is intended as a companion to another book... Build Your Own Expert System. In this new book, Patrick Hall surveys the broad field of contemporary AI ... and working examples that are ready to run on the Amstrad CPC464 series computers (and, with minor changes, on most popular micros)."
Publisher: Sigma Technical Press
Author: Patrick Hall
Date: 1985
An Educational Database for the Amstrad
Publisher: Duckworth
Author: Richard Hurley & David Virgo
Date: 1984
BASIC Programming on the Amstrad
From the blurb:
'The Amstrad CPC464 is a powerful new machine with excellent sound and colour graphics facilities. The official Amstrad manual offers a sprint through the facilities of the machine. This book is for the joggers, the walkers and those who are not sure they can even manage to reach the starting line.'
Publisher: Amstrad
Author: Wynford James
Date: 1985
Business Programming on Your Amstrad CPC 464
Publisher: Phoenix Publishing Associates
Author: Peter Jackson with Peter Goode
Date: April 1985
Computer Challenges for the Amstrad
With the aid of ten superb programs, this book demonstrates the use of artificial intelligence on the Amstrad CPC464. The first two chapters introduce you to the principles of artificial intelligence and the more advanced features of Locomotive Basic which are used in this book. The rest of the book is divided into two parts: the first contains puzzles for you to solve; and the second a collection of stimulating game sin which you will find the computer a worthy adversary.
Publisher: Gerald Duckworth & Co.
Author: Richard Hurley & David Virgo
Date: May 1985
Filing Systems and Databases for the Amstrad CPC 464
Publisher: Harper Collins Publishers Ltd
Author: A.P. Stephenson & D.J. Stephenson
Date: 1985
How to Write Amstrad CPC 464 Games Programs
Publisher: Bernard Babani Publishing
Author: W. Simister
Date: October 1985
Master Machine Code on Your Amstrad CPC 464 & 664
Publisher: Sunshine Books
Author: Jeff Naylor and Diane Rogers
Date: Unknown
Ready Made Machine Language Routines for the Amstrad CPC464/664
Give your Amstrad the power and speed of machine language without actually having to learn machine language programming
Publisher: Melbourne House
Author: Joe Pritchard
Date: 1985
Subroutines for the Amstrad CPC 464 & 664
Publisher: Argus Books
Author: A.P & D.J. Stephenson
Date: 1985
The Amstrad CPC464 Disc System
Including CP/M and Printers
Publisher: Collins
Author: Ian Sinclair
Date: 1st May 1985
The Amstrad Programmer's Guide
Whether you've just started programming or simply want to be able to get more from your Amstrad, you'll find this book a mine of useful information and programming ideas.
Basic programming is introduced in the first four chapters, chapter five shows how to design and code a game from scratch, and there are further chapters on machine code, sound, graphics, the cassette system and interrupts. The Amstrad's functions and facilities are clearly explained throughout and each chapter contains example programs. The book contains many useful programming techniques, such as data compression by bit-mapping, the complex use of arrays and ROM calls. Many of the chapters have longer listings which you can develop for use in your own programs.
Publisher: Gerald Duckworth & Co.
Author: Bryan Skinner
Date: 1986
The Anatomy of the CPC's
Publisher: First Publishing Ltd
Author: Bruckman Englisch & Gerits Steigers
Date: 1985
Working Graphics on the Amstrad CPC 464 and 664
Graphics are becoming more and more important in personal computer applications, and whether your interest is in games, serious uses in the home or business applications, it's important to present the screen displays of your programs in the most effective way. This book sets out to show you how to use and how to get the best from the graphics on the Amstrad CPC464 and 664 computers. Subject covered in detail include animation and sprites, computer-assisted painting, two- and three-dimensional graphics, and charts and graphs.
Publisher: Argus
Author: Mike James, Kay Ewbank & S. M. Gee
Date: 1985
Writing Adventure Games on the Amstrad
Publisher: Melbourne House Publishers
Author: Mike Lewis, Simon Price
