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10-29 - Hunks 1.2 (Mac, Linux, Windows) download »
10-26 - AmiForge 0.2 (OS4) download »
10-26 - AmiBlitz3 3.14.0 (Pre-release) download »
10-26 - AmigaE CubicIDE Addon 1.0 (OS3) download »
10-26 - png2amiga 1.117.0 (source) download »
10-22 - volamos 0.12 (Win) download »
10-22 - Pragtical 3.10.1 (OS4) download »
10-20 - StructList (OS4/SDK) download »
10-16 - p96cts 1.0 (68k) download »
10-16 - Tucan Studio 0.9.46 (MOS) download »
10-15 - Amiberry 8.4.1 download »
10-15 - morphos-cross (Linux, MAC) download »

GCC 16 for Amiga - New m68k-amigaos-gcc and OpenAmigaGCC Releases

New versions of two GCC 16 toolchains for developing software for classic Amiga computers have been released. m68k-amigaos-gcc 16.2-rc20 updates a development environment that includes GCC 16.2.1, binutils, newlib, vbcc, vasm and vlink, while OpenAmigaGCC 16.2.0-open3 focuses on AmigaOS 3.x compatibility and integration with OpenNDK libraries. Both projects enable developers to compile Motorola 68k applications on modern computers.

Added: 2026-10-27 11:14, Author: st, Category: Development Comments »

AmiForge 0.2

AmiForge 0.2 has been released, updating the native development environment for AmigaOS 4.1 based on the Scintilla editor and GCC 11 from the system SDK. The IDE supports C, C++ and PowerPC assembly, API code completion, AutoDoc documentation, integrated building and debugging tools.

Added: 2026-10-26 16:06, Author: st, Category: Development Comments »

AmiBlitz3 3.14.0 (Pre-release)

AmiBlitz3 3.14.0 has been released, updating the development environment for BlitzBasic and classic Amiga computers. The release introduces support for selected ReAction components, updated includes based on AmigaOS NDK 3.2, and improvements to the compiler and debuggers. Additional libraries and programming examples are also included.

Added: 2026-10-26 15:56, Author: st, Category: Software Comments »

AmigaE CubicIDE Addon 1.0

AmigaE CubicIDE Addon 1.0 is a new collection of Amiga E syntax parsers for GoldED 8 / Cubic IDE, developed by Murdock of Intense. The extension supports five compilers: Amiga E 3.3a, E-VO 3.9.4, CreativE 2.12, Portabl E r6 and ECX 2.3.1. Each compiler has its own parser with matching keywords, types, functions and constants.

Added: 2026-10-26 15:46, Author: st, Category: Development Comments »

png2amiga 1.117.0

png2amiga 1.117.0 has been released (online version), updating the open-source tool for converting PNG, JPEG and WebP images into classic Amiga graphics formats. The converter supports OCS/AGA, HAM6, HAM8, EHB and Copper-controlled palette changes. Output options include IFF ILBM, raw bitplanes, C headers and source code for standalone image viewers.

Added: 2026-10-26 15:28, Author: st, Category: Development Comments »

volamos 0.12 - Run AmigaOS commands on Windows, macOS and Linux

volamos 0.12 has been released, bringing new features to the Rust-based environment for running classic AmigaOS 68k command-line programs on modern macOS, Linux and Windows computers. The project combines Motorola 68k CPU emulation with native implementations of AmigaOS system interfaces, allowing applications to run without a Kickstart ROM.

Added: 2026-10-22 15:05, Author: st, Category: Emulation Comments »

Pragtical 3.10.1 - code editor update for AmigaOS 4 and MorphOS

Pragtical 3.10.1, a new version of the code editor for AmigaOS 4.1 and MorphOS, has been released. Ported by George Sokianos, the application is based on Pragtical, a fork of Lite XL, and provides a modern graphical interface with support for Lua extensions.

Added: 2026-10-22 12:38, Author: st, Category: Development Comments »

NetHarness 1.18 - new remote debugging capabilities for Amiga

The NetHarness project has gained new features for remotely inspecting classic Amiga computers over TCP/IP. Version 1.17 (1.18 - fixes) introduces CHIP, COPPER, SPRITES and PALETTE commands, providing information about custom chips, Copper lists, hardware sprites and colour palettes.

Added: 2026-10-20 09:40, Author: st, Category: Hardware Comments »

StructList - a reference collection of AmigaOS 4 SDK structures

StructList, compiled by Tjitte "OldFart" de Wolff, is available on OS4Depot. AmigaGuide file brings together most of the data structures found in the AmigaOS 4 SDK, providing a reference resource for developers writing software for the platform.

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Amiga-Devkit - Python scripts to help prepare applications for AmigaOS 3.2

Amiga-Devkit is a new collection of development utilities for AmigaOS 3.2 projects using a GCC cross-compiler. The toolkit focuses on automating repetitive tasks such as Workbench icon generation, software localization, character encoding validation and distribution package creation.

Added: 2026-10-19 09:59, Author: st, Category: Development Comments »

Creep-ltx projects supporting Amiga development

GitHub user creep-ltx has started developing several AI-assisted projects useful for classic Amiga programmers. These include AmigaLibs, providing new system libraries (json, fuzzy, utf8 and tui), AmigaDatatypes, extending support for additional data formats (including Markdown), and FuzzyFind, a collection of file-searching tools inspired by the Unix utility fzf. The projects target classic Amiga computers equipped with 68000 or newer processors.

Added: 2026-10-19 09:40, Author: st, Category: Development Comments »

P96CTS 1.0 - Automated Picasso96 driver testing

P96CTS 1.0, a conformance test suite for Picasso96 graphics drivers developed by Bernie Innocenti, is now available on Aminet. The tool validates RTG rendering operations and graphics.library routines by comparing their output pixel by pixel against reference images generated by a software renderer.

Added: 2026-10-16 13:13, Author: st, Category: Development Comments »

Tucan Studio 0.9.46 - New Git and editor features

Tucan Studio 0.9.46, a development environment for AmigaOS inspired by Visual Studio Code, is now available on Aminet. The update introduces line numbers, optional soft wrapping and expanded Git integration.

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Added: 2026-10-16 12:46, Author: st, Category: Development Comments »

Remote Amiga Control and Debugging: Wasabi 0.9 and Amiberry 8.4.1

Amiga developers now have two interesting tools that make remote development and debugging easier. Wasabi 0.9 enables communication with a real Amiga from a modern computer, while Amiberry 8.4.1 introduces remote program debugging in the emulator through GDB.

Added: 2026-10-15 12:59, Author: st, Category: Emulation Comments »

morphos-cross - GCC 15 cross-compilation toolchain for MorphOS

morphos-cross is a new cross-compilation toolchain for MorphOS. The project provides GCC 15.2.0 and binutils 2.45.1 built from the official MorphOS 3.20 SDK sources. Ready-to-use packages are available for Linux x86-64, Linux ARM64 and macOS on Apple Silicon.

Added: 2026-10-15 12:42, Author: st, Category: Development Comments »

Docify 1.7 - Autodoc documentation generator

Docify 1.7 is now available on OS4Depot. Developed by Janne Peräaho, this AmigaOS 4.1 tool extracts Autodoc documentation from source code files. It supports comment styles used in C, assembly, Python and BASIC, and can export documentation to HTML, Markdown, AmigaGuide, RTF, ASCII and Troff. Additional features include automatic tables of contents, cross-references and entry sorting.

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AmigaGCConDocker 3.5.0 - GCC 15 for AmigaOS 4

AmigaGCConDocker 3.5.0 has been released, providing a Docker-based development environment for compiling AmigaOS 4 software. The update adds GCC 15, upgrades GCC 13 to version 13.5.0, and includes SDL3 3.4.18 with clib4 and Mesa support. The clib4 library has also been updated to version 2.4.

Added: 2026-10-14 11:58, Author: st, Category: Development Comments »

REDPILL 0.9.74 - Game engine optimizations for Amiga

REDPILL 0.9.74, an updated version of the Amiga 2D game creation environment, was published on Aminet on October 12, 2026. The release optimizes horizontal scrolling calculations, collision detection, instance trigger processing and object rendering. It also fixes ramp handling and a background restoration issue affecting the right side of FX layers.

Added: 2026-10-13 11:47, Author: st, Category: Games Comments »

AMAI 0.1.0 - AI coding assistant for Amiga

AMAI 0.1.0, a new AI coding assistant running directly in the AmigaDOS Shell, was published on Aminet on October 9, 2026. The tool supports development in C, 680x0 assembly, ARexx and Amiga E, allowing users to inspect and modify source files and execute system commands with configurable approval modes.

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libffmpeg 9.0.1 for AmigaOS 4

libffmpeg 9.0.1, a collection of multimedia libraries for AmigaOS 4.1, was published on OS4Depot on September 19, 2026. The package includes libavcodec, libavformat, libavfilter, libavutil, libswscale and libswresample. This build uses FFmpeg's internal libraries along with the external libz and libbz2 dependencies. Ports of libfontconfig and libass are also included.

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Mesa 1.2 for AmigaOS 4 - Performance improvements and shader caching

Version 1.2 of Mesa for AmigaOS 4 was prepared on September 22, 2026, and published on OS4Depot the following day. The update improves GPU data transfers by reusing GART buffers and introduces persistent shader caching with Zstd compression. Several endian-related graphics issues and memory management bugs have also been fixed.

Added: 2026-10-12 23:28, Author: st, Category: Development Comments »

SDL 3.4.18 for AmigaOS 4 adds Mesa support

SDL 3.4.18 for AmigaOS 4 was released on October 10, 2026. The update introduces support for Mesa OpenGL contexts and adds an OpenGL renderer using Mesa. The OpenGL context management code has also been refactored, while documentation and translations have been updated.

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XLSX 1.1 dla Hollywood - More platforms and virtual files

Version 1.1 of the XLSX plugin for Hollywood was announced. The plugin allows Hollywood scripts to read and write XLSX spreadsheet files. The update extends platform support, including AmigaOS 3 and AROS, introduces virtual file support and significantly reduces the plugin's binary size.

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clib4 2.4 - New POSIX features for AmigaOS 4

Version 2.4 of the clib4 C runtime library for AmigaOS 4 was released on September 30, 2026. The update adds POSIX ucontext support and implements wordexp() and wordfree(). It also improves Linux compatibility for non-blocking sockets, DNS cache synchronization and the execution of atexit handlers when programs terminate through SIGINT or SIGTERM.

Added: 2026-10-11 15:17, Author: st, Category: Development Comments »

CL-Amiga 0.11 and the new Clamacs environment

CL-Amiga 0.11, a Common Lisp implementation for AmigaOS 3 and MorphOS, was released on October 6, 2026. The main change is the rewriting of the Clamacs editor in Common Lisp, providing code editing, a REPL, debugger and object inspector. The release also introduces standalone executable generation and improvements to the 68k JIT compiler. More information is available in the official release notes.

Added: 2026-10-11 15:02, Author: st, Category: Development Comments »

hURL 2.2 - Hollywood networking plugin updated

Version 2.2 of hURL, the networking plugin for Hollywood, has been released. It allows Hollywood scripts to communicate using various network protocols, including encrypted SSL/TLS connections. The update is minor on Amiga platforms but introduces more significant changes for Linux, macOS and Windows.

Added: 2026-10-11 14:38, Author: st, Category: Software Comments »

VulkanOS4 v1.3

VulkanOS4 is an open-source project aimed at bringing the modern Vulkan 1.3 graphics API to AmigaOS 4. The project provides a complete runtime environment and a set of tools for developing and running Vulkan-based applications on PowerPC computers with AmigaOS 4.

Added: 2026-07-21 11:12, Author: st, Category: Development Comments »

SerialShell 1.3

SerialShell is a lightweight TCP server for AmigaOS 4 that enables remote command execution, file transfers, and capturing the output of programs running on the target system from a host computer. It was designed for developers using QEMU or a real Amiga who want to automate the build, deployment, and testing workflow directly from their development machine.

Added: 2026-07-21 10:23, Author: st, Category: Development Comments »

Gabrielle 1.6

The process of compiling programs for the Xena chip (found in the AmigaOne X1000 and X5000) is labor-intensive - files must be moved manually and the environment has to be configured. Gabrielle solves this problem by automating the workflow and making it easier for developers to experiment with this coprocessor. In addition to the script itself, a console (GabriShell) is also provided, enabling interactive experimentation, testing, and debugging of commands.

Added: 2026-02-17 11:51, Author: st, Category: Development Comments »

SDK-Explorer 1.2

SDK-Explorer 1.2 is a comprehensive browser for MorphOS SDK documentation, examples, and header files, featuring syntax highlighting for source code. The new version adds Scintilla.mcc support with C/C++ colorization, line numbers, and improved search functionality.

Added: 2026-02-16 10:03, Author: st, Category: Development Comments »

Git 2.45

A full-featured Git client for AmigaOS 4 has been released along with a complete installer and documentation in AmigaGuide format. The release was prepared by Andrea Palmate, who assembled a package that enables convenient deployment of the tool on the system.

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REST API Handler for AmiSSL

An AmiSSL network handler written in C is available for communicating with REST APIs. The author used it in their game G-WARS to handle an online high-score table, also including a simple usage example. A REST API is a method of communication between programs over a network - most commonly via HTTP - where applications send requests to each other and receive data in a structured format (e.g., JSON).

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Amiga VSCode configuration 1.0

The package VSCode.zip (dev/cross) has been released - it is a set of configurations and files that make cross-compilation easier using Microsoft Visual Studio Code, prepared for developers creating software for MorphOS, AmigaOS 4.1, and classic Amiga systems. The author provides a ready-to-use environment with configuration files and tools for easier code building using VS Code and Docker Desktop, based on GCC and the appropriate editor extensions.

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ASMPro 1.22

ASMPro 1.22 (Aminet, dev/asm section) is the latest version of a tool for creating and analyzing 68k assembly code. The application includes improvements to directives, bug fixes in the editor, and enhancements to the code analyzer, increasing stability and developer productivity. The package also provides a simplified ASM-Pro SE version that uses less chip memory.

Added: 2025-12-30 12:05, Author: st, Category: Development Comments »

AmiBlitz v3.11.0

AmiBlitz3 is a complete development environment and compiler for the BlitzBasic language designed for Amiga systems (68k). It allows you to create applications and games in the BASIC language using a graphical IDE, libraries, documentation, and examples - all in one package.

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libFLAC 1.5.0

libFLAC is an implementation of the FLAC (Free Lossless Audio Codec) codec, providing functions for encoding and decoding FLAC files as well as an API that developers can use in their own programs - for example, to add support for FLAC playback or recording in audio applications. Version 1.5.0 has been compiled and prepared for use on the MorphOS operating system. The port was created by BeWorld.

Added: 2025-12-19 09:25, Author: st, Category: Development Comments »

GCC 6.5.0b AmigaOS m68k cross-compiler

GCC 6.5.0b in the cross-compiler version is a set of the GNU C Compiler along with binutils and other auxiliary tools, which allows compiling code for the m68k/AmigaOS platform from a Linux x86/64 system. It is an ideal solution for developing software for classic Amigas using a modern development machine. Jörgen Johansson has published on Aminet a package containing both source code, binaries, and a Docker image that simplifies setting up the compilation environment.

Added: 2025-12-18 12:40, Author: st, Category: Development Comments »

The Amiga Games Group on Steam

SZAMAN: I would like to invite anyone interested in Amiga games to to the Steam group that I have just created. We discuss classic Amiga games there and look for their remakes on Steam. The group is run in English.

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ReSrc4 - MC680x0 Disassembler

The resrc4 project is a disassembler for "Hunk" files targeting the Motorola 68k processor - a tool that analyzes and converts machine code from executable files into an assembly "form", with recognition of library calls and support for many 68k/FPU instructions.

Added: 2025-12-17 10:37, Author: st, Category: Development Comments »

Amiga is in her forties...

Amiga, the iconic computer of the 1980s, celebrates its 40th birthday this year. The machine that revolutionized the worlds of graphics, sound, and gaming. It is not just a piece of hardware but a symbol of an era of creativity and digital passion that continues to inspire fans of retro technology to this day. Czesław Mnich writes briefly (PL) about it.

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Added: 2025-08-25 16:50, Author: redakcja, Category: Events Comments »

Qemu 10.0.2 and bboot 0.8

In May this year, version 10 of the Qemu emulator and virtual machine was released (update on macOS, e.g. using "brew upgrade qemu"). The boot loader has also been updated, allowing AmigaOS 4 to run in Pegasos 2 or Amiga One emulation mode.

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A simple start with the C language under AmigaOS 4

The attached image shows my simple way of playing with the C language under AmigaOS 4. It features the old StormC5 editor with syntax highlighting, GCC version 11 from the latest SDK, and a modified example for the WindowPopup window. In each of the examples in the SDK, you will find (in the comment at the very top) how to compile it – this way, you can rework, modify, and test the operation of subsequent code elements, acquiring new skills related to the C language. Currently popular AI “chats” can be used to interpret these fragments.

Added: 2025-06-18 16:54, Author: st, Category: Development Comments »

MorphOS 3.19

At the beginning of this year, the MorphOS system was released in version 3.19, which is primarily an update containing numerous fixes across many aspects of the system. You can find the full list of changes on the project’s website. This operating system can be run on old Apple computers (PowerBook G4, iBook G4, Mac mini G4, eMac, Power Mac G5, and Power Mac G4) as well as other machines with a PowerPC processor such as the EFIKA, Pegasos I, Pegasos II, Sam460, and X5000. The license costs 79 euros.

Added: 2025-06-13 15:24, Author: st, Category: Software Comments »

itch.io and "amiga" tag

The ITCH-IO website is a popular place on the web where many independent developers, including game developers, publish their creations. Unfortunately, the "Amiga" platform is not listed there, but you can use the tag. This service should become your regular place to visit—there is a lot of good stuff going on there for the Amiga.

Added: 2025-02-06 00:29, Author: st, Category: Games Comments »

Amiga Dev News Reloaded: September - December 2024

For those who don't have the time to follow us on social media daily, we've prepared another collective package of our mini-news covering September to December 2024.

Added: 2025-01-11 12:36, Author: redakcja, Category: Journalism Comments »

Amiga Dev News Reloaded - August/September 2024

For those of you who don't have time to follow us on social media every day, we are publishing another collective package of our mini-news from 15 August 2024 - 9 September 2024.

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Amiga Dev News Reloaded - July/August 2024

For the past two weeks, we have returned to publishing daily news. They are published in a minimalist form: a short description (PL or possibly EN), a link, an image and hash tags. You can find them on our Instagram, Threads and Facebook profiles. You can also browse them in a special block on the eXec homepage, both on desktop computers and on mobile devices.

At least once a month we will also collectively publish these news items already here - on eXec. In this way, they will also be available to those who do not use social media applications, and we will also maintain the continuity and archiving of events from the world of "Amiga Dev News".

Why these social media and not the old X/Twitter? For several reasons - the price of access to X, and the constant limitation of inquiries. Well, and the exodus of many in the Amiga community from X recently. We hope you will enjoy this new feature.

Added: 2024-08-14 18:49, Author: redakcja, Category: Software Comments »

Apple and OpenAI

Apple has announced a partnership with OpenAI to add AI to iOS and Siri. This has been criticised by Elon Musk, who has threatened to ban Apple devices in all his companies. On iOS, you can use ChatGPT without logging in. AI will also add new functions for generating text and graphics in other Apple apps.

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Topaz TrueType

The Amiga font Topaz, which is stored in ROM as the default fixed-width 8x8 pixel user-interface font, has been released in a TrueType scaled version. You can find it here, licence... "Others".

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NetBSD 10.0 for 68k and PowerPC

The NetBSD version 10.0 Unix system is available for Amiga 68k computers (including DraCo) and in an "experimental" package for PPC cards. The full changelog for release 10.0 is available in this journal, and the system versions with a list of supported hardware can be found here: NetBSD/amiga and NetBSD/amigappc.

Added: 2024-05-17 14:59, Author: st, Category: Linux Comments »

Secrets of AmigaDOS

The datagubbe website has an article about secrets in AmigaDOS: This is a quick look at a few of these interesting features, some more obscure than others, but all of them decidedly useful. Most of them only apply to versions 2.x and/or 3.x of the OS

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Consumer 1.0

If you have created a game or application for AmigaOS and need to know the system requirements, use the simple tool called Consumer. It displays the Amiga memory usage log and stores the results in a text file in the 'S:' drawer.

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The future of device detection on the web

Andrzej Betts is a member of the W3C Technical Architecture Group - he writes on the Fastly website about changes in the UA for detecting devices. Example of old UA: User-Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (Macintosh; Intel Mac OS X 10_15_7) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/120.0.0.0 Safari/537.36 - This is absolute madness. I'm not using "Mozilla" (at least not in the sense it refers to here!), my Mac does not contain an Intel chip, and the browser is not powered by WebKit, nor KHTML, nor Gecko. It is not Safari.

Added: 2024-04-06 13:11, Author: st, Category: Development Comments »

Emu68 V1.0

Michal Schulz, the developer, has released the stable version 1.0 of 68k emulation for ARM architecture. The focus is on PiStorm and PiStorm32lite. Emu68 1.0 includes all changes from 1.0 RC1, RC2 and RC3, plus some additional fixes and improvements. Starting with Emu68 1.0, the author recommends all users to use only official versions and not to use nightly builds unless it is really necessary.

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Added: 2024-04-02 18:56, Author: st, Category: Emulation Comments »

Blog: JavaScript Bloat in 2024

Programmer and UI designer Niki writes on her blog: I was a bit out of touch with modern front-end development. I also remembered articles about web bloat, how the average web page size was approaching several megabytes! So all this time I was living under impression that, for example, if the average web page size is 3 MB, then JavaScript bundle should be around 1 MB. Surely content should still take the majority, no? Niki decided to check this in 2024.

Added: 2024-03-26 13:23, Author: st, Category: Development Comments »

PDF: RKRM-Dos

Thomas "ThoR" Richter, one of the developers of AmigaOS 3.2, has started work on GitHub on a PDF manual for dos.library in the style of the Amiga ROM Kernel Reference Manual.

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AmiWest 2024

27th AmiWest show will take place as usual at the Holiday Inn Express in Sacramento, California, from 25 to 27 October 2024.

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Roblox has introduced AI chat translator

Roblox presented a translator that enables fluid communication in real time between players speaking different languages. The translator breaks down language barriers and allows players to communicate seamlessly. The system supports 16 languages and is trained in gaming terminology and platform-specific language. It can even recognize internet slang. The elimination of language barriers in communication is becoming increasingly achievable. It is exciting to think about what the future holds...

Added: 2024-03-04 11:12, Author: st, Category: Games Comments »

GCC-Pack 0.2

The GCC package (installer script) by Krashan makes it easy to install the GCC compiler on Amiga. Installs the native (both hosted and m68k-amigaos-adapted) version of GCC 2.95.3. It then integrates it with AmigaOS 3.2 NDK. The package can be downloaded from the RastPort website, where you will also find a short manual and history changes.

Added: 2024-02-07 12:18, Author: st, Category: Development Comments »

RedPill 0.9.34

RedPill is a project by Carlos Peris at Amiblitz that allows you to create games of various genres. RedPill is compatible with AGA and ECS, but "player" requires a total of 1.5 MB of RAM. The current version 0.9.34 of the project introduces changes that can be found in the extension of this news.

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CMake VS Make

Developer Hans de Ruiter writes in his blog: Ever wonder what the difference is between CMake and GNU Make? Answers online tend to focus on how CMake is a meta-build system, has a mouse clicky GUI interface available, and GNU make is older. While that's all true, it tells you nothing about what it's like to use either of them. So, let me go through some of the differences that actually matter...

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Added: 2024-01-19 15:09, Author: st, Category: Development Comments »

Internet Artifacts

Internet Artifacts is a website/presentation of the most important events related to the Internet over many years. Anyone who has created Internet content should look at it to find their "point" at which they joined the network.

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ReBuild 0.9.0 beta

Darren "dmcoles" Coles is writing an Amiga E program ReBuild which should allow writing/generating user interfaces for ReAction. The program already has, among other things: ability to support multiple windows, C and E code generation, buffer for temporary copies, menus are displayed in the preview window, much more flexible system for changing the order of gadgets.

Added: 2024-01-16 17:28, Author: st, Category: Development Comments »

Git Desktop 0.11.31

Rafał Zabdyr released the third beta version of Git Desktop, a graphical user interface for Git, in mid-December. Git Desktop is based on MUI and written in C++. To use it, you need MorphOS 3.x and Git from the SDK. Here is the list of changes.

Added: 2024-01-11 09:36, Author: st, Category: Software Comments »

PED81C

PED81C ("Pixel Elements Dots, 81 Colors" by Simone "saimo" Bevilacqua) is an innovative way of working with AGA graphics without the need for chunky-to-planar operations when displaying 3D graphics. The project also includes the Voxel engine, which is demonstrated in the attached video.

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Added: 2024-01-10 11:11, Author: st, Category: Software Comments »

Gemini: Ultra, Pro and Nano

Gemini is Google's new range of AI models that have been unveiled as groundbreaking in the field of multimodal (text, images, videos and audio are used to train the model) AI systems. Ultra, Pro, and Nano models vary in power and usage. Google is dedicated to ethical AI development, considering the social implications and responsibility of AI applications.

Added: 2023-12-09 12:19, Author: st, Category: Software Comments »

The Phantom

Czesław Mnich has prepared a gallery - The Phantom, a SMPTE synchronizer and MIDI interface from 1990 (Dr.T's Music Software - USA). The set was able to synchronize the sequence program (in the SMPTE standard) with an audio or video tape, and also cooperate with external MIDI software, e.g. Bars & Pipes.

Added: 2023-11-24 11:00, Author: redakcja, Category: Hardware Comments »

Amiga Graphics Archive

If you work in graphics and create pixel art that uses small colour palettes, you need to check out Amiga Graphics Archive. Daniel Kürsten provides graphics from various Amiga productions, including programs, games, logos and scenes. Many graphics published there show you the colour palette used (under the cursor).

Added: 2023-11-22 11:09, Author: st, Category: Games Comments »

Toolbox: RNOWidgets 1.6., CompareDirs V1.12, PolyOrganiser 1.25 i AmiAuthenticator

Several tools have appeared that can be used as add-ons under the Amiga system. For MOS and OS4 we have an updated set of widgets (you can attach colorful sticky notes) to the WB/Ambient desktop - RNOWidgets 1.6. For OS4 there is an application that compares the contents of selected directories - CompareDirs V1.12 .

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Added: 2023-11-21 12:38, Author: st, Category: Software Comments »

Plananarama 2.1

The new version of Plananarama (a plugin for Hollywood that allows you to run scripts on Amiga without a graphics card) includes a new feature that makes it easier to create applications that work on both RTG and planar screens.

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eXec - magazyn użytkowników komputerów Amiga

Pragtical 3.10.1 - code editor update for AmigaOS 4 and MorphOS

Tucan Studio 0.9.46 - New Git and editor features

VulkanOS4 v1.3

Amiga is in her forties...

A simple start with the C language under AmigaOS 4

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