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Simple Amiga tools for reading and writing adf files to and from real disks
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A Busy Parent's Guide To Writing Lots of Games (Amiga Version)
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An attempt at writing an Amiga MOD file player in C
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My attempt at learning assembler in 68k on Amiga by writing a simple game
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A beyond prehistoric early attempt at writing a framework for amigaos3
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Total commander plugin for reading and writing Amiga disk dump files ADF (rw), ADZ (ro), DMS (ro), HDF (rw)
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This is a Rust crate for reading and writing Amiga ProTracker MOD-files.
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Hst Amiga is a library for reading and writing Amiga partition table, file systems, data types.
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Java library for reading and writing Amiga IFF files (ILBM, 8SVX) via standard JDK plugin systems (ImageIO, AudioSystem)
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Iinteractive, modern web-based developer environment, cross-compilation playground, and Motorola 68k CPU simulator designed for writing the Go Programming Language on legacy AmigaOS 3.x architectures.
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A PCB build of Rob Smiths Amiga DrawBridge, an Arduino-based solution for reading and writing Amiga floppy disks on modern hardware. Also includes a version of Greaseweazle.
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Native Swift library for reading & writing Amiga disk images — RDB/MBR layouts, FFS/OFS/FFS2, PFS3, FAT32, ADF & flux floppies, LHA. No external tools or Python.
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The AROS Pipeline Factory: Forging, auditing, and deploying high-fidelity scientific workflows through Cognitive Decomposition and Human-AI Co-Evolution.
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Forensic-grade, cross-platform toolkit for reading, validating, cataloguing, and writing Amiga floppy and hard-disk images.
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AmigaED is an example for writing an advanced coder's editor using the Qt5 and QScintilla frameworks in C++, containing a menu bar, toolbars, menus, a custom context menue, an enhanced statusbar and some...