My Amiga Projects

This would require first gl4es needs to be reworked
to use this class though (either that or soft float).
If someone deals with that (a soft float compile
probably easiest?) i could deal with the h2 part of it.

I am unsure though if one wins anything as gl4es will
call ogles2 which then calls warp3dnova all passing
floats a lot. Still if someone provides me with an
adapted gl4es i am willing to try it.

@TheMagicSN

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I went and got the new Quake 2. It's just under 14 USD. This is so cool.

Thank you for all your hard work.

Hi!

Update to my projects:

Sin: No change since last time sadly. Still in works:
Heretic 2 68k: I expect this to be out still first half of 2024, this was the main project the last few weeks
Quake 2: Out for 68k and OS4
Two secret projects: They will be in the focus now actually, or one of them will. Both for OS4 and 68k. Currently mainly work on OS4 version is done.

There is one more project for 68k where I wonder on the feasibility, but would be something for "start of coding end of the year".

(So you see I am jumping to and fro between 68k and OS 4... I usually start with OS4 - ways better debug possibilities - and port back to 68k later in project). Want to support both platforms longterm (as to 68k mainly PiStorm and Vampire is interesting, but looking for other 68k options on the two secret projects)

What tools do you use to debug with on OS4?


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@davec555

Grim Reaper is good debugging tool, the stack trace feature is really useful
a rs232 serial cable is also useful, if game or program crash while doing intuition lock, or bitmap lock, or some other lockup.
Spotless is nice debuging tool as well.
DumpDebugBuffer command.

@davec555

GrimReaper ;)

The stack trace is great also
that on most crashes it does
not just reboot. On 68k no
stacktrace and often instant reboot…

@TheMagicSN
You can get similar debugging features on AmigaOS 3.x/m68k by installing and using about 10-20 debugging tools (Sushi, SegTacker, MuGuardianAngel, MemTrace, EatMem, etc.), but even with all available AmigaOS 3.x/m68k debugging tools installed you still get less information than on plain AmigaOS 4.x ("just" (Grim)Reaper) without using any additional debugging tools like GDB, Spotless, etc.

@joerg

EUAE has built in debuger, so if want to freeze a 68K program or something you can use EUAE for that. EUAE’s built in debugger is not unlike action replay.

@TheMagicSNQuote:

Thanks for the update. I'm waiting for the Sin port...and of course I'd like to know more about those secret projects :D

@liveforit

Sounds interesting. Also what joerg said

I am just sort of new of coming back to 68k coding.

Note my 68k port („sort of final beta with maybe a
view changes still upcoming, mostly concerning
Installer and intro video replay“) of Heretic2 and
another 68k title (not Sin, sorry) will be presented
at ARC24 on 25th. I expect h2 68k to be buyable
„Before summer“. The other game is also quite far
in development already.

Note this non-named 68k title is not related to my
two „secret projects“ (which are 68k and os4 both,
each of them).

That was the ads ;)

@TheMagicSN

Hi,

Do you think it would be possible (one day maybe) to wear production apps such as video mounting software?! It is sorely missing on the Amiga