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AmigaSource.com - Temp Year 2025
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Being able to write code on any system for AmigaOS 4, and test it easily, is the main topic for this post. I will try to describe below what are the available tools and how this can be done with the easiest, in my opinion, way. Of course, what I propose here is not the only way to do things, but this is my way. And this post covers only code that is written in C or C++. For other programming languages, a different approach may be necessary, although some parts might be the same. |
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{Step by step instructions w/pictures} |
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Why? Some old computers are limited to 16-bit PCMCIA slots, such as the Amiga A600 and A1200 systems. This restricts them to 802.11b WiFi cards which used the initial WEP (RC4) security standard. {...} This makes Prism2 based cards quite useful since most current access points will still support 802.11b radios provided they match the configured security requirements. There is a catch for Amiga users though - the card firmware cannot be updated using an Amiga. And 20+ year old PC laptops with 16-bit compatible PCMCIA controllers are not so common any more, making this upgrade quite a challenge. |
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{Thread @ reddit.com covering How to use .hdf hard drives in Amiberry emulator} |
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{source code for the famous IRC Client} |
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Beloved by artists from Aphex Twin to Deadmau5, trackers swap the trusty piano roll for a text-based, vertically-scrolling interface that looks like something out of The Matrix. Let's find out how deep the tracker rabbit hole goes. |
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Identify is a shared Amiga library that helps to identify all kind of system parameters. Identifies expansion card names, alerts, and function call names Gives information about your Amiga model, CPU, OS version, available memory, chipset, and much more... Supports from AmigaOS 2.0 up to the latest AmigaOS 3.2.3. The expansion database contains 369 manufacturers and 743 boards |
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Amiga Iff to Bitplane converter. Converts ILBM (IFF) files to raw (interleaved) bitplane format for use in Amiga applications. It assumes the input file is a valid ILBM file and does not perform extensive error checking. |
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IFFChunkTool is a command-line tool for manipulating chunks of IFF files. It is intended mainly to be used for automated processing in scripts, makefiles etc. With IFFChunkTool one can: List chunk IDs, lengths and IFF type, Extract specified chunk contents to a file, Hexdump specified chunk contents {& more} |
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{Information and pictures about the disassembly, cleaning, reassembly and testing of this device} |
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David Morse, Amiga Computer's co-founder passed away last week. I will remember him always. Dave, was always an inspiration to me... not only from back in the old Amiga days, but in the early days of NTG (3DO), Interactive Partners, and VideoStream, the company we built together. Then, in more recent years, his interest and contribution to my vision of REBOL and IOS. |
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The Indivision Graphics Adapter is an Amiga addon that consists of a flicker-fixer and a scan-doubler with which you can achieve higher resolutions and thereby use the full colour palette for your Workbench. This tutorial summaries the set-up required in Workbench in order to attain a resolution of 800x600 that is fast enough for a pleasant experience. |
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{French - French site with games, scans and community challenges} description |
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Hello everyone! I’m excited to share with you the journey behind clib4, my C library built for AmigaOS4. This project has been both a labor of love and a technical adventure—and I’d like to take you behind the scenes of its development. |
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After meditation comes... Insight. Insight is a comprehensive Guru Meditation error checker and analyzer for Amiga systems. It provides detailed explanations and troubleshooting guidance for system errors, helping developers and users understand and resolve system crashes. About Insight. Insight automatically detects and analyzes Guru Meditation errors from the Amiga system. When launched from Workbench, it automatically checks the system's LastAlert array for any recent errors and displays them in a user-friendly dialog. |
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{Forum and source for Stickers Renew Packs, MagicUAE Legacy and Deluxe Icons} |
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Shortly before Christmas - after years of almost asymptotically approaching this version number - AmiModRadio 1.0 was released. Reason enough for us to ask its programmer 'Tygre' for an interview. |
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The Amiga history isn’t complete without a interview with one of the legends behind Commodore UK. David John Pleasance is known from the history to be one that tried to fight for keeping Commodore alive through Commodore UK. |
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We’ve spoken with one of the co-founders of British game developer legends Sensible Software. Sensible Software remains one of the most iconic names in gaming history, celebrated for its innovative designs, sharp humor, and a catalogue of unforgettable titles. From Sensible Soccer to Cannon Fodder and Wizball, the studio helped define an era with games that were as diverse in concept as they were groundbreaking in execution. |
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We’ve spoken with Badger Punch Games about their award-winning Amiga-game Roguecraft. The Amiga game Roguecraft from Norwegian indie developers Badger Punch Games has enjoyed great success since it launched last year, and this weekend saw it win an award for best retro game at the Debug Indie Game Awards in Brighton. We caught up with Henning and Ricki from Badger Punch Games to hear more about them and their game. |
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Interview with Bernard van Tienen ESCOM. Friday April 21, 1995 [van Tienen is a former vice-president of Commodore International.] Interview with Colin Proudfoot of C= UK {Joint Managing Directors of Commodore UK.} |
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{...} Then came the Video Toaster 4000. Powered by a Commodore Amiga, it revolutionized the field of cheesy transition FX and crappy word art graphics. To announce the new product, Team Toaster released this infomercial featuring celebrity testimonials from pro skater Tony Hawk, magician Penn Jillette, and sentient mayonnaise smeared on white bread Wil Wheaton. It was impossible to watch this short and not think to yourself “That cost how many thousands of dollars??” Still, it looks better than 85% of the movies we cover at RiffTrax. |
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ODBC is the acronym for Open DataBase Connectivity, a Microsoft Universal Data Access standard that started life as the Windows implementation of the X/Open SQL Call Level Interface specification. Since its inception in 1992 it has rapidly become the industry standard interface for developing database independent applications. |
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{OS4 gui for iODBC SQL interface} |
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{Thread @ reddit discussing this topic.} |
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