Nope, i'm just watching te codes, i got an example from the workshop, i'm understanding half of it :D:D Thats really good for me :p

Here it is: (when you see somehting like: //(yes) or //(no) It means how my level of understanding is :p)
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#include <acknex.h>(yes)
#include <default.c>(no)

var a = 0;//(kinda)
var b = 0;//(kinda)
var c = 0;//(kinda)

/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

PANEL* panDisplay =
{
digits(35, 10, "a = %0.f", *, 1, a);//(are these the coordinates of the panel?)
digits(35, 19, "b = %0.f", *, 1, b);
digits(35, 28, "c = %0.f", *, 1, c);
flags = VISIBLE;//(not really)
}

/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

function main()
{
video_mode = 7; // create a program window of 800x600 pixels//(yes)
screen_color.blue = 150; // and make its background dark blue//(yes)
while (1)//(no)
{
c = a + b;//(yes)
wait (1);//(no)
}
}