The Amiga Corner Is Closing – Grab the Archive
Click here to get the full Kea Campus archive. The Kea Campus is closing, but before it’s gone, here’s your […]
Porting my Raylib + Dear ImGui Template to AmigaOS 4
I’ve just reworked my Raylib + Dear ImGUI template to compile out-of-the-box on AmigaOS 4.1. My goal is to be
Finally! A Raylib Template That Works on AmigaOS 4 Out of the Box
Yes, I’ve done it! I’ve built a template that allows you to build a multi-platform on AmigaOS 4, natively, out-of-the-box.
How To Build Raylib Apps for AmigaOS4 via Cross-Compiler
Links mentioned in the video: Summary In brief, here’s how to build a raylib app for AmigaOS4 using a cross-compiler.
Hello MUI – How to Write Your First AmigaOS App Using MUI
Today, I’m going to show you how to create your very first MUI app on this next-gen Amiga system. We’re going to keep things very simple. Just a window with a hello message. Yes, its basic, but it’s also the first step toward building sleek and functional GUIs on Amiga computers using MUI. Lets get […]
AmigaOS, MUI, and Death by 1000 Paper Cuts
This video was supposed to be a “getting started with MUI” tutorial. Instead, it’s going to be more of a rant. I’m going to call out what sucks. Call people to higher standards. Set realistic expectations for Amiga programming beginners. And finally, I’ll lay out the simple solution to what triggered this rant… The Backstory […]
How to Convert Endianness in C/C++ in 4 Different Ways
I’m going to show you 4 different ways to convert between big-endian, little endian, and vice versa, starting with the slowest because it’s also the easiest to understand. I’m also going to reveal a gotcha that can really trip you up. And, I’ll show you the best-practise for making endianness handling code work on all […]
Choose MUI for your AmigaOS GUI System, and Forget the Rest
I’m going to upset some people with this, but if you’re going to learn how to build native AmigaOS GUIs, then learn MUI. Forget about the other GUI systems. Yes, I just said that even though ReAction is AmigaOS 4’s official GUI toolkit. And that’s for one very good reason. Actually, there are multiple reasons, […]
Copying Cross-Compiled Files to Your Amiga for Testing
So, you’ve set up a cross-compiler, and have built some Amiga software. Now you need a fast and efficient way to copy them to an Amiga for testing. USB flash drives are tedious and slow. We’re developers and sometimes need to test multiple versions an hour. If you’re some kind of wizard, then you could set […]