Hi everyone,
This evening I have some good news from the AmiWest event in Sacramento, California.
Turns out that Trevor Dickinson of A-EON Technology and Matthew Leaman of Amigakit have announced a new range of Amiga systems. Nice!
Slowly but surely I'm working through the mauve suite. Currently, focus is on java.io.
Yesterday I got these fails:
This version is much better, much cleaner.
I also ordered some new wires that I hope will clean up the latch <—–>memory connections and amiga connector (CNX) to the protoboard.
Things are coming along……..
Hi everyone,
For a long time I’ve been drooling over the news of the upcoming FPGA Arcade Replay board. A while ago I therefore decided to go all in and preorder one, so that I was sure to get one as soon as it went public. It costs a bit, but it is definitely worth it in my opinion.
Just Breezin' at AmiWest 2013
Many thanks to our AmiWest 2013 sponsors and exhibitors!
Every year, many people put in countless hours of volunteer time
to make AmiWest happen. Without these people, this show would
never happen. And because of them, it happens every year. Here
are the groups of people that make AmiWest 2013 a reality. Thank
you one and all!
Founders
AmiWest 2013 Show Schedule
The second AmiWest Programming Seminar begins tomorrow,
October
16, 2013 at 5 PM. Led by AmigaOS Developer Team Lead Steven
Solie, the seminar promises to advance the skills of Amiga
programmers.
Steve has an amazing grasp of Amiga programming, so much so
that
he has re-written the "C" language to make it more Amiga
efficient. Along with presenters Lyle Hazelwood and Paul
Sadlik,
we hope that the event will be productive and encouraging for
all participants.
(picture from Classicamiga.com)
Arte by Sanity (screenshot from Classicamiga.com)
So I finished cabling up the solderless breadboard, and after checking connections, and checking pwr and gnd, I plugged it into the amiga. The amiga boots, which is a good sign, but then it never recognizes the memory. I’m not … Continue reading
It has been a long time coming but we finally got around to releasing an updated Software Development Kit (SDK) for the Amiga Operating System.
