Back on track
Finally, I am back on track with the development after the house move. There were two updates since the last post; one was a follow-up to the previous code refactoring; the other was a massive list of improvements:
Finally, I am back on track with the development after the house move. There were two updates since the last post; one was a follow-up to the previous code refactoring; the other was a massive list of improvements:
I finally found what was wrong, and why ECJ couldn't compile like it should. I missed my modifications made to jva.io.VMFile, the native layer between Java files and Amiga files. With this in place, ECJ can now compile correctly. So, no more need to use jikes.
Τι μηχανάκι θεικό ήταν (και είναι) ο Commodore 64! Τι βγάζει το άτιμο!
Hey my friends,
It's being a long time since I posted but I was rather busy mostly from work. Thankfully I never stopped tinkering my lovely Amigas but the time was limited sadly.
Also two weeks ago the AmigaHellas website hosted the 12th Amigathering here in Greece in which my A600 took place. That will be covered in a next article though.
As of today, there are 23 days until the second AmiWest Programming
conference starts and 25 days until AmiWest 2013 starts. It all
adds up to this:
Have you made your plans to come to AmiWest 2013? You don't want to
miss it.
A brief pause from the "This is my Amiga" series to show some quick results of html5test.com against the browsers I have installed on my Amiga1XE.
First, OWB, my go to browser:
For the last week or so I noticed that the x1ktemp docky was reporting my CPU temperature over 55 degrees C, and it is not even summer yet in Australia!
Dear Readers,
You might ask, what I am doing, as neither this blog nor j-uae gets any updates. Well, first of all, I have a life (really ;)?) and was on vacation with my family. Then I have a job (unavoidable, someone needs to pay the stuff in this expensive city). Bla bla .. ;).
Other than that, I really like to play withe the SMP branch ;). No, it is not stable, but I like to see all the effects and I am slowly getting to understand, how the AROS lowlevel stuff works.
At least after some boot-tries, you have a chance to get a relative stable SMP-AROS: