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AMarquee v.54 is a mechanism. With it Amiga programs, Java-applets/applications and ARexx scripts on multiple computers may easily communicate data to each other in a many-to-many, "broadcast" fashion. It consists of two parts, an inetd daemon for the server computer to run, and a Java-package for client computers to run. In addition to functions to connect to the inetd daemon there are functions to wait for connections on a port and also connect to other TCP servers, like web-servers and so on. |
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Author:
JLP64
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Verified:
Aug 22, 2026
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id: 5972 |
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A new development environment for classic Amiga computers is now available. AmiBlocksIDE combines source-code editing, project management, native compilation, build output, program execution, and debugging tools in one integrated Amiga application. The included AmiCC23 toolchain provides a modern C development workflow and produces native Amiga executables. |
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Author:
n/a
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Nov 30, -0001
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id: 641 |
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AmIDE - Amiga Integrated Development Environment is a modern MUI based IDE system that should make the Amiga developer able to use his favourite Compiler system with a modern looking GUI System with features like filetype handling, Build/Make, TextEditor |
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Many compilers on the amiga platform haven't got a graphical interface and also no very good project managment. That's the point where AmIDE should change your life in developing software for the Amiga™ platform. Our goal is to provide all developers, regardless of which compiler they use, a good structured graphical project management with a smart interface to each compiler. It will also be possible to have different projects that are using different compilers/debuggers. AmIDE will keep track of your depency files and give you the ability to add/remove depency files without changing any makefile or such a thing. |
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Author:
damroth
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Verified:
Aug 03, 2026
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id: 2273 |
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Cross-compilation toolchain for Amiga m68k development on Linux. vasm - Motorola 68000 assembler, vbcc - ISO C compiler for m68k, vlink - Object linker & NDK 3.2 - Native Development Kit |
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Author:
n/a
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Nov 30, -0001
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id: 69 |
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Amiga will change the way we use cell phones, computers, and other information appliances by removing the barriers between different computing systems. The Amiga SDK 1.01 is the first step to creating applications that are indifferent to the underlying hardware or software platform. |
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Author:
n/a
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Verified:
Nov 30, -0001
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id: 452 |
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Amiga Inc's official online shop for AmigaDE. Buy the playe or any of their many applications here. |
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Compendium of Open Source projects precompiled for the AmigaOS platform. Also with developer tools/info, all is here you can do it! support us! Support the community! |
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All kind of AMIGA AMIX 2.1c related stuff. |
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Author:
jusii
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Verified:
Sep 17, 2026
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id: 6061 |
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Amix is Commodore's port of AT&T System V Release 4 (SVR4.0) UNIX to the 68030 Amiga (the A3000UX and A4000). amix-kerntools is the build hub for a family of MIT-licensed device drivers for it: it owns how an Amix kernel is built. It discovers driver repos by their driver.conf, generates the SCSI controller-selector wiring, applies each driver's kernel patches, links the kernel, and runs a clean-gate that defeats an intermittent emulator linker-corruption bug. It ships no driver source (those live in the sibling driver repos) and no Amix — you bring your own licensed Amix 2.1 install. See AGENTS.md for the driver-author contract and REPOS.md for the ecosystem map. |
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Greetings, and welcome to the new AMOS Factory web site. After years of little attention being paid to the AMOS Factory I've finally decided to give it a major face lift and a life of its own. I've installed a database driven content system called Post Nuke. I've added most of the functionality of the old AMOS Factory site to this new interface. Please feel free to explore and let me know of any bugs or if you have any suggestions--I really appreciate feedback. My hope is to make this an area for all people interested in AMOS to communicate and learn. Thank you for visiting, I hope you feel welcome here. |
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Welcome. First, this is an info-site devoted to the extensions of the AMIGA programing language AMOS. This is NOT intended to be the greatest site on the net, but a site with loads of usefull information. FRAME FREE & JAVA FREE. This site is not optimized for any specific browser, but I'll recomend that you avoid all Windoze browsers whereever posible. Please note that I don't have any rights on the extensions noted here. Some of the extensions are not supported anymore, while others still evolves. All rights for the various extensions remains at the authors and/or publishers.. If you find that I violate those rights in any way then please let me know.. |
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Author:
n/a
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Verified:
Nov 30, -0001
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id: 34 |
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A site dedicated to Amiga programing |
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This is not a tutorial, but rather an introduction to the purpose of this series of tutorials. It also serves as a starting point. Begin here if you are new to Amiga programming. The topics include a general welcome message, a discussion of ANSI C, the rationale behind our choice of a compiler, and helpful links to a powerful development environment that is free for download. |
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Sep 05, 2026
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id: 4550 |
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GZIP'D TARS. A lot of this stuff is very old. dice-1.15.tgz - 68000 C compiler suite. This is the DICE C compiler suite which I wrote as shareware for the Amiga in the early 90's. I no longer do any development work on this project but there seem to be enough people still in need of it, including myself for some old commercial projects, that I decided to wash it off and report to run on a BSD or Linux host. |
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Author:
Ron Goertz
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Verified:
Nov 30, -0001
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id: 1397 |
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I enjoy programming, but don't have the time to program in C. Instead, I've turned to ARexx, where I can automate tasks and get my applications working together. Included in this site are several ARexx scripts I've developed, including scripts for creating calendars (both print and HTML), working with dates, re-loading recently used documents, parsing error lines, creating AmigaGuide "family trees," and more. Author of FW Calendar and HTLM Calendar |
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Some time back in the year 1993, the situation for the Amiga looked somewhat worse than usual (doesn't it always?) and some Amiga fans got together and argued about what should be done to increase the acceptance of our beloved machine. Immediately the main reason for the missing success of the Amiga became clear: it was propagation - or the lack thereof. The Amiga should get a more widespread basis to make it more attractive for everyone to use and to develop for. So plans were made to reach this goal. One of the plans was to fix all bugs of the AmigaOS, another was to make it an OS of the 90s. AOS was born. |
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Maker of Autodoc viewer : If you are a developer, then you are likely to known how boring it is paging through your Amiga ROM Kernel Includes & Autodocs bible. Well, your help has arrived. AutodocViewer scans through your autodocs (Commodores and any other autodoc) and locate names to all functions in every autodoc. Then you can click your way into the function you want to see. AutodocViewer is highly intuitive, easy to use and a must for all developers. And EasyAssign and Middle button: a small commodity which remaps the function of the middle mouse button. |
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Author:
Tim Stack
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Verified:
Nov 30, -0001
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id: 26 |
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Betty is a new GUI system for the Amiga based on the BOOPSI system. Obviously, other GUI systems are already available and somewhat established so you might be wondering why we need another one. Well, Betty offers some things that other systems don't and I am hoping that these things will bring some developers and users to the system. The features that I'm speaking of are completely free to users and developers, complete source code is available, object tracking, system classes (eg. msgport, message, iorequest, etc...), thread management library amd more |
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Author:
BGUI
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Verified:
Nov 30, -0001
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id: 466 |
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BGUI stands for BOOPSI Graphical User Interface. BGUI is free GUI toolkit for the Amiga OS. BGUI comes with: Software development kit for programming Amiga OS applications in C and E languages., GUI builder, Documentation in Autodoc, AmigaGuide and HTML formats, Documentation editor, Library to create BGUI programs in Arexx, Preferences editor to customize BGUI programs look and feel. |
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Welcome to the Blitz 2000 site, your one stop shop for everything Blitz Basic 2 related, and will form the homepage for AmiBlitz2. We hope you enjoy your stay and find the site useful. Archives, Contacts, Installation, Introductions, Links, Mailing Lists and MUCH more!!! |
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Introduction. This document has evolved over time and contains a number of the best ways to hand-optimise your C-code. Compilers are good, but they can't do everything, and here I hope to help you squeeze the best performance out of your code. This is not intended for beginners, but for more experienced programmers. |
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Cando Developer Edition allows the CanDo programmer access to many new commands not available with CanDo alone. The scripts can be loaded into your favorite text editor and then transformed back into CanDo decks. This allows resizable screens and gadgets, detection of Workbench Prefs, selectable screens, selectable fonts, selectable language and much more. |
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cwfloppy is a Linux device driver for the Catweasel Advanced Floppy Controller manufactured by Individual Computers. The Catweasel is a small ISA device controlling a simple Shugart bus. It is extremely flexible and can be programmed to read and write just about any floppy disk in the world. |
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Author:
VGR
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Verified:
Nov 30, -0001
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id: 94 |
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CyberGraphX was designed to define an independant graphics standard for Amiga graphic boards. We also wanted to continue our development of Workbench emulations. We included all our knowledge of more than 3 years of graphics board software development for that Amiga which includes Workbench emulation for the Visiona, Domino, PicassoII and now the CyberVision64, CyberVision64/3D, BlizzardVisionPPC and CyberVisionPPC. |
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