Don’t get me wrong its impressive under emulation, but emulation he is doing, does not include AGA, Paula, Denice, Alice or any of the custom chips.
Unless you want stick to AROS native application and programs, you are not going to get any huge speed, and even if you did, there are no graphic drivers like once we have for AROS. Your doing everything on the CPU, (and not on the GPU.)
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On Amiga with AGA putting pixel was 24 operations in 8 bit (8 reads, 8 and/or, 8 write) in 256 kolors. 48 operations on more in HAM mode - because it is often needed to change two or more pixels previous pixels. Or use sophisticated c2p algorithms, that adds additional conversion overhead.
Since 1992 on pc/mac/atari developer just use hi/true colors. Putting pixel on pc/mac/atari was just one cpu operation one write. Developers on pc/mac/atari do not have to deal with bitplanes. Developers on pc/mac/atari do not have to change many pixels like on HAM. Developers on pc/mac/atari just write software that use hi/true colors.
How some stupid people can compare this shit bitplanes and ham to current times and have problems with Amiga (one)?
Lack of chunky pixels was problem in AGA times. Little slower cpu is not even close.
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