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TiNA is a new board that is being designed and developed in Italy by a team of Amiga enthusiasts. Their main goal is to make a complete implementation of the Amiga 500 and/or Amiga 1200 by the use of powerful FPGAs. They want to make this come true with a 68020 CPU that is even more powerful than any existing 68060 CPU. It’ll be able to execute 2 in-order instructions per clock cycle, but at 400 (!) MHz instead of 50. On their website they state that there is a lot of work to do when it comes to this and they need to investigate fully if the FPGA will allow such features. |
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Since 1998 one of the last of the printed Amiga magazines still hanging around. If you can read French you're in luck! |
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Description: A class that represents the content of Amiga Basic files. Details: Amiga Basic is a BASIC-style programming language that was shipped with early Commodore Amiga machines. It requires an interpreter to run an Amiga Basic script. The AmigaFFH package does not interpret Amiga Basic scripts. It does allow for encoding and decoding scripts in the binary format in which it was originally stored on the Amiga. Amiga Basic scripts were stored as encoded binaries instead of ASCII text files in order to save (at the time precious) memory and disk space. Amiga Basic binary files start with a file header (as an identifier) and is followed by each line of the script as binary data. The AmigaBasic-class object stores each line of the script as a list item as a vector of raw data. Use as.character and as.AmigaBasic to switch between character data and AmigaBasic-class objects. |
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Going back for more than a decade, informative insight, revuews and more. Very nice! |
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Amiga 500 Kickstart Selector with Bluetooth. {...} Traditionally, a mechanical switch is mounted outside the Amiga by drilling a hole in the plastic case (something I can't even imagine doing). More advanced methods use the reset wire to cycle through Kickstarts at each boot or based on how long the user holds Control-Amiga-Amiga, but even this method requires a wire soldered to the motherboard. The idea is to make the switch wireless via Bluetooth. |
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Welcome to Amigabounty.net - A site with a 100% focus on AmigaOS4 development.This site lets you donate to existing bounty projects or to suggest new ones yourself. You can contribute to the bounties via Paypal but please keep in mind that Paypal charges a small fee to transfer the money. Amigabounty.net is 100% non-profit and will always remain so. |
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A CompactFlash adapter with activity clicking noises for your Amiga 600 and 1200. {...} While a CF adapter usually involves using a short IDE cable to fit the adapter properly, the AmigaCF adapter instead mounts firmly onto the IDE connector, and you will be rid of adapters and CompactFlash cards 'flapping around in the breeze' inside your Amiga. |
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AmigaDev is a project to collect the development of ports, apps, drivers, libraries, hardware, et al. for Amiga based systems like AmigaOS 3.x/4.x, WarpOS, MorphOS and AROS. |
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Docker Cross Compile Toolchains for Amiga based platforms. Currently AmigaOS 3.x, AmigaOS 4.x and MorphOS 3.9+ are supported. WarpOS and AROS will get supported in the forseeable future |
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A project to collect the development of ports, apps, drivers, libraries, hardware, et al. for Amiga based systems like AmigaOS 3.x/4.x, WarpOS, MorphOS and AROS. |
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In addition to the AmigaDOS commands, there are other files and directories on your Workbench disk. This chapter includes the following: DEVS, S, L, FONTS, LIBS and more. |
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The AmigaOS.net Wiki introduction about AmigaDOS. |
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The most comprehensive source for information on the Amiga operating system on the web. Thats right for the Third time in its 6 1/2 year run the AmigaDOS Online Reference Manual has a new home. Please excuse the mess while this site settles in to its new home. Here you will find comprehensive guides to The Amiga Operating System and ARexx scripting language along with technical specifications on the Amiga line of computers, the latest Internet applications for the Amiga, Mirror sites for two of the leading Amiga software developers Phantom Development and Finale Development, and a jump point to other exciting Amiga oriented web sites on the World Wide Web. |
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In this post I will briefly describe some of the features of AmigaDOS: command syntax, amiga shell, batch scripting. |
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{windows: A plugin that allows you to access ADF or DMS from Total Commander} |
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I saw on discord that MickGyver had built some useful stuff for blitz basic providing syntax highlighting, function lists, auto-completion etc. I decided it looked like a useful thing to do and I set about building something similar for Amiga E. Mine doesn't attempt to do any shortcut keys for compiling, its purely to add cosmetic touches when editing Amiga E source code using Notepad++. |
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Editors for the Commodore Business Machines Amiga, a multitasking microcomputer based on a Motorola 680X0 CPU running AmigaDOS. {contains 23 different programs} |
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Modern software often poorly support older file formats. This package intends to handle many file formats that were native to the antiquated Commodore Amiga machine. This package focuses on file types from the older Amiga operating systems ( |
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Faithfully remade multi platform Amiga fonts in Amiga aspect. |
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AmigaGCConDocker is a project with different Docker images that can be used as the base for a cross-compiling development environment for AmigaOS 4 (ppc-amigaos). They are based on GCC versions 8, 9, 10 and 11 and they are using Ubuntu OS. They have installed everything needed (gcc compiler, SDKs, libraries) for compiling your applications out of the box. The purpose of the project is to be an up-to-date, flexible and out-of-the-box solution for cross-compiling applications for Amiga OS4, using the GCC C/C++ compiler. Those Docker images can be used on CI/CD solutions for automatic testing, compiling, packaging and deployment. |
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AmigaGPT is a text generation program that runs on the classic AmigaOS. Utilising the power of the OpenAI's GPT-3 and GPT-4 architectures, this program brings state-of-the-art language modeling to your Amiga computer. |
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AmigaGuide is a mark-up language for hypertext documents, introduced by Commodore International in 1992 as part of Workbench 2.1 and later extended in Workbench 3.0 and 3.1. This article describes the AmigaGuide format and provides a complete list of its commands. |
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{...} No type of hypertext-like utility was available on the Amiga--that is, until AmigaGuide came along. AmigaGuide can display plain ASCII text files and AmigaGuide databases. An AmigaGuide database is a single file that consists of a set of documents called nodes. If you were to convert a book into an AmigaGuide database, a convenient way to organize the database is to make each chapter of the book into a node. |
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AmigaGuide is a mark-up language for hypertext documents, introduced by Commodore International in 1992 as part of Workbench 2.1 and later extended in Workbench 3.0 and 3.1. |
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{windows} A tool that will display and convert any AmigaGuide .guide file and let you browse around just as the original AmigaGuide viewer for Amiga machines. But, naturally, it features more than the original, such as powerful search, automated index generator, conversion to HTML/TXT/PDF, fixes/workarounds for cranky .guide files, PowerPacker (PP20) and XPK decompressing on the fly! |
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