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Amiga E recommendations
Posted on 2-Mar-2011 8:34:35
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I want to do a little programming in Amiga E. But I don't know what I need to download to get started. I started a bit a long time ago when I had my A1200, but I can't remember anymore. Now I have WinUAE to play around with. Would someone, kindly, point me in the right direction? _________________
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Develin
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Re: Amiga E recommendations
Posted on 2-Mar-2011 8:44:40
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Re: Amiga E recommendations
Posted on 2-Mar-2011 9:48:05
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If you like to be able to make software for other platforms than Classic Amiga (WinUAE) you may also like to try out PortablE. Chris (the author) has recently added a lot of beginner's examples. It installs easily and compilation is as easy as with the original Amiga-E.
It can also generate simple code for Windows too. No fancy GUIs there though.
Otherwise the classic Amiga-E is a good start. you can always switch if you like to make executables for other Amiga platforms later. _________________
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Re: Amiga E recommendations
Posted on 2-Mar-2011 13:37:58
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Just to follow-up Deniil's post. The home page for PortablE is here:
http://cshandley.co.uk/portable/
That also has web-based versions of "A Beginner's Guide to Amiga E by Jason R. Hulance" and "The original AmigaE manual by Wouter van Oortmerssen".
BTW, I am still releasing a few more examples, but you can have a look at what I've released so far:
http://cshandley.co.uk/portable/examples/ Last edited by ChrisH on 02-Mar-2011 at 01:38 PM.
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Re: Amiga E recommendations
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by hallatie on 2-Mar-2011 8:34:35
Hi there!
I want to do a little programming in Amiga E. But I don't know what I need to download to get started. I started a bit a long time ago when I had my A1200, but I can't remember anymore. Now I have WinUAE to play around with. Would someone, kindly, point me in the right direction? |
Hi Hallatie! To start programming on Amiga using Windows-based emulators like WinUAE:
1. Ensure your emulator is updated and running smoothly.
2. Download a suitable IDE (Integrated Development Environment) such as KADA64, which supports cross-compiling for the original hardware.
3. You may also need to download AmigaOS binaries or source code if you wish to compile from scratch later on. |
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