SDL2

SDL 2.32.8 is available: https://github.com/AmigaPorts/SDL/releases/tag/v2.32.8-amigaos4

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Direct link: https://github.com/AmigaPorts/SDL/rele ... v2.32.8-amigaos4/SDL2.lha

@Capehill

Many thanks for your tireless work at sdl

A small test of CLib4 and the latest public version of SDL2

Chocolate Quake

"..This port is for purists: no fancy enhancements, no modern effects, just Quake as it was.
If you're looking for visual upgrades or modern features, this may not be the port for you.
But if you want Quake exactly as it felt in the '90s, you're in the right place..."

Minor fixes regarding e-uae-sdl2 (version for QEMU to work with “compositing” where emulation with sm502 works very fast).
Many thanks to @LiveForIt for working on e-uae!!!
Thanks again for the fixes regarding accelerator.library and bsdsocket.library.

I don't know the people who worked on JIT[ and the entire e-uae emulation under PPC )to thank them, but I would also like to thank them and apologize for not mentioning them.



*) If no one is interested, I apologize for the spam. I am posting my videos to show that someone still has “childlike joy” from AOS4

@smarkusg
Quote:The E-UAE as well as the AmigaOS 4.x m68k PPC JIT Petunia was implemented by Álmos Rajnai.

@smarkusg

Great video, thanks for that. It looks like you've compiled E-UAE as an SDL2 variant. If that's the case, I'd love to try out this version.

@smarkusg

Not a spam at all - quite the contrary, I appreciate your work and admire your passion a lot!

Btw, I really like this nice, truly oldshool feeling that Chocolate Quake has!

Thanks for sharing!

@Maijestro @Djk83 - thank you for your kind words
I am currently undergoing a small revolution, switching completely to ARM. My x86_64 broke down and I have no intention of repairing it.
My old machine for the AOS4 hardware project, which cost €35 for x86_64 for PCI passthrough, still works for me, but it's only used to run AOS4 and nothing else.
I have a backup of all data related to compilation and programs for AOS4, but... I have wanted to get rid of x86_64 for a long time and now seems like the best time
I bought a new Mac M4 (memory prices are rising and I don't know how much Apple will raise prices in its annual calculations), and my Mac mini m1 will be used to install Asahi Linux.
I need to rebuild things for ARM on the new system to compile something for AOS4.
AOS4 is just a hobby, so first I need to build my environment for Linux ARM. Linux is my primary system, along with MacOS.