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README

This directory contains example sources to have a look at. It contains
small examples that hardly do anything useful, as well as more elaborate
examples.

The 'Guide' directory contains example sources to be used in
connection with Jason Hulance's 'Beginner's Guide'.

More advanced E programmers should especially have a look at
the 'Tools' (and also Class) directory, which contains some
reusable modules.

The 'Pd' directory contains various sources people have send me,
or ones that I have gathered from The E Mailing list etc. I only
adapted these source where they had problems with EC v3. For
comments etc. please contact author in question.

The 'Modules' directory contains the sources to the standard modules.
They should only be used as reference: they can't be compiled "as is"
because they have difficult dependancies and need other special tricks
to get them to work.

The 'Rkrm' directory contains all the Rom Kernal Reference Manual
examples translated to E (!), definitely worth a look.