AmigaOS3.x and AROS Target
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| Amiga Target for AOS3 and AROS is ready: http://www.sedm.de/monkey/AmigaTarget.zip 1. Important: make a backup from your Monkey Installation 2. extract the archive and copy the content over your Monkey Installation 3. install AmiDevCpp from http://amidevcpp.amiga-world.de/AmiDevCpp/info/AmiDevCpp_graceful_Bulldozer_v098_Setup.exe.php 4. add the AmiDevCpp Path ([AMIDEVCPP]\usr\local\amiga\bin) to your Windows Path Variable 5. edit [MonkeyDir]\bin\config.winnt.txt: You can set AOS3 = 1 or/and AROS = 1 6. load /bananas/Amiga/amiga.monkey 7. select "aos3" as target If you have Jungle IDE you can select BUILD, otherwise you get an error. Ignore this error and copy appOS3 or appAros to the target system and run it. |
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| this will not work with the Demo! |
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| That's interesting. How do the builds work on AmigaOS 4? I'm assuming it would be ok? There's a new Amiga netbook coming out next year, which could be interesting to develop for. |
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| I had no idea Amiga was still even producing hardware, it's a machine I simply loved, had the 500, 500+ and 1200, money well spent and it blew the ass off of the megadrive and nintendo. |
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| The Amiga story is a complicated one. In short, Amiga OS is still being developed and is being prepared to hopefully make a comeback as a niche hobby computing platform. Amiga the company are not the makers of Amiga OS - there was a dispute with the company they hired in which Amiga didn't pay for the work, so the court ruled that Amiga OS now belongs to Hyperion Software, who are working with hardware manufacturers to produce hardware for it. Amiga the company is just a name - licensed from previous owners and no longer has anything to do with the Amiga computer. If you are wanting to find out more about Amiga OS - check the official Amiga OS website: http://www.amigaos.net Last edited 2011 |
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| this Target is currently focused on AmigaOS3.x (Classic) and AROS. The build for OS4 should be done like the builds for the other OS, but os4.x is'nt source compatible with os3.x. so you can not build for os4 at present. But i work on this. Update: - Amiga Target now works with the Monkey Demo - Windows in AOS have now the title that given with CreateWindow() or Window.create() |
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| when you say Amiga OS3.x do you mean the last commodore version ? i.e. it'll work on a bog standard original amiga. |
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| the target produce a m68k binary und shoul run on a original Amiga with AOS3.0 - AOS3.9 |
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new update the Monkey code for this picture: Strict
Import amigaos3
Function Main:Int()
Local win:Window = CreateWindow("Hallo Amiga", 100, 100, 600, 400)
Local mx:Int = 0
Local my:Int = 0
Cls(win)
SetColor(win, 255, 0, 0)
Repeat
WaitEvent(win)
mx = MouseX(win)
my = MouseY(win)
If EventClass(win) = CLOSEWINDOW Then Exit
If MouseDown(win) then Plot(win, mx, my)
Forever
CloseWindow(win)
Return 0
EndChangelog: 12/01/2011 v0.2 added : Window.eventClass:Int() added : Window.eventCode:Int() added : Window.setColor:Void(r:Int, g:Int, b:Int) added : Window.getBestPen:Int(r:Int, g:Int, b:Int) added : Window.setAPen:Void(pen:Int) added : Window.cls:Void() added : Window.plot:Void(x:Int, y:Int) added : Window.mouseX:Int() added : Window.mouseY:Int() added : Window.mouseDown:Int() added : Window.mouseUp:Int() added : EventClass:Int(win:Window) added : EventCode:Int(win:Window) added : SetColor:Void(win:Window, r:Int, g:Int, b:Int) added : GetBestPen:Int(win:Window, r:Int, g:Int, b:Int) added : SetAPen:Void(win:Window, pen:Int) added : Cls:Void(win:Window) added : Plot(win:Window, x:Int, y:Int) added : MouseX:Int(win:Window) added : MouseY:Int(win:Window) added : MouseDown:Int(win:Window) added : MouseUp:Int(win:Window) changed : renamed Window.IntuiMessage:Int() to Window.WaitEvent:Int() changed : renamed GetIntuiMessage:Int() to WaitEvent:Int() fixed : windowtitle was not set Download: http://www.sedm.de/monkey/AmigaTarget.zip the AOS3 executable can be found in /bananas/Amiga/amiga.build/aos3/appAOS3 have fun! :) |
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| Amazing :) |
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| 0.21 is available http://www.sedm.de/monkey/AmigaTarget.zip i've overloaded the function SetColor() so these can get RGB values or a pen number. New is the function ClsColor(). These function is also overloaded and get RGB values or a pen number as parameter. The bug with Aros64 is fixed, so you can build for Aros64 systems like for amigaos3.x |
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| 0.23 is ready http://www.sedm.de/monkey/AmigaTarget.zip  |
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0.24 is live > http://www.sedm.de/monkey/AmigaTarget.zip 12/11/2011 v0.24 added : Window.DrawLine:Void(x1:Int, y1:Int, x2:Int, y2:Int) added : DrawLine:Void(win:Window, x1:Int, y1:Int, x2:Int, y2:Int) added : DrawLine:Void(x1:Int, y1:Int, x2:Int, y2:Int) [Mojo Style] added : Window.DrawEllipse:Void(x:Int, y:Int, width:Int, height:Int) added : DrawEllipse:Void(win:Window, x:Int, y:Int, width:Int, height:Int) added : DrawEllipse:Void(x:Int, y:Int, width:Int, height:Int) [Mojo Style] added : Window.DrawOval:Void(x:Int, y:Int, width:Int, height:Int) added : DrawOval:Void(win:Window, x:Int, y:Int, width:Int, height:Int) added : DrawOval:Void(x:Int, y:Int, width:Int, height:Int) [Mojo Style] added : Window.DrawCircle:Void(x:Int, y:Int, radius:Int) added : DrawCircle:Void(win:Window, x:Int, y:Int, radius:Int) added : DrawCircle:Void(x:Int, y:Int, radius:Int) [Mojo Style] changed : at start Monkey stets BPen to pen number 0 |
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| OMG heres hoping they reinvigourate the Amiga platform with Monkey games :D |
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| do many people use that OS? |
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| i do not know how many peoples use AOS3.x and AROS ... i think 10k or more. |
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| 0.25 is live http://www.sedm.de/monkey/AmigaTarget.zip  12/13/2011 v0.25 added : class Image added : Image.Width added : Image.Height added : Image.Depth added : Image.Load:Void(filename:String, remapColors:Bool = False) added : Image.Free:Void() added : LoadImage:Image(filename:String) added : LoadImage:Image(filename:String, remapColors:Byte) added : Window.DrawImage:Void(img:Image, x:Int, y:Int) added : DrawImage:Void(win:Window, img:Image, x:Int, y:Int) added : DrawImage:Void(img:Image, x:Int, y:Int) [Mojo Style] added : FreeImage:Void(img:Image) added : Window.SetScreen:Void(pubScreen:String = "workbench") added : SetScreen:Void(win:Window, pubScreen:String = "workbench") added : SetScreen:Void(pubScreen:String = "workbench") [Mojo Style] added : SetUpdateRate:Void(hertz:Int) [only with Mojo Style] added : Window.getWidth:Int() added : Window.getHeight:Int() added : WindowWidth:Int(win:Window) added : WindowHeight:Int(win:Window) added : DeviceWidth:Int() [Mojo Style] added : DeviceHeight:Int() [Mojo Style] changed : MilliSecs() now returns a 64 bit value changed : CreateWindow() now has the optional parameter "borderless" fixed : ClsColor() now affects the BPen fixed : in Mojo-Style now the workbench will be locked
Import amigaos3
Class myApp extends App
Field mx:Int
Field my:int
Field time:Int
Field FPS:Int
Field tmpFPS:Int
Field tmpTime:int
Field lastFPS:Int
Field fnt:Font
Field lastX:Int
Field lastY:Int
Field img:Image
Field bg:Image
Method OnCreate()
fnt = LoadFont("helvetica.font", 16)
img = LoadImage("amiga.data/monkey.iff")
bg = LoadImage("amiga.data/background.jpg")
SetFont(fnt)
AppTitle("draw with Monkey")
SetColor(255, 255, 0)
ClsColor(200, 90, 0)
Cls()
lastX = 0
lastY = 0
SetUpdateRate(60)
End
Method OnUpdate()
mx = MouseX()
my = MouseY()
tmpFPS = tmpFPS + 1
tmpTime = MilliSecs()
if tmpTime - time > 1000
FPS = tmpFPS
tmpFPS = 0
time = tmpTime
EndIf
End
Method OnRender()
DrawImage(bg, 0, 0)
if MouseDown()
DrawCircle(mx-1, my-1, 3)
if lastX > 0 And lastY > 0 DrawLine(lastX, lastY, mx, my)
lastX = mx
lastY = my
EndIf
if tmpTime <> time DrawText("FPS: " + FPS, 10, 10)
DrawImage(img, mx, my)
End
End
Function Main()
New myApp
End
this will not work on a real 68k Amiga. Still use a AOS4/MOS machine or try it on aros or WinUAE. |
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| Now this could get realy interesting on the natami when it is finished. http://www.natami.net Last edited 2012 |
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| I've been following Natami since the start - it's an interesting project, but waaaaay behind schedule. Their original estimate was 1 year, and 5 years later I'm still waiting. Interesting fact - the website menu is taken from the design I provided them with. It's a small world. It would be great to develop apps for Natami with Monkey. With regards to AOS4, how compatible is the target? What types of apps can you create? There is an AOS4 netbook coming out in early 2012. |
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| AOS4 needs a special interface but i think i can solve it. Natami is a very interessting project, but my lifespan is limited ;-) |
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| You should get in touch with the Natami team - I'm sure they would be interested in helping you out. |
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| why should i do that? Natami is binary compatible with AmigaOS3.x, so all AmigaTarget binaries should run on Natami |
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| I thought you said it wouldn't work on real 68k Amigas? |
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