English Amiga Board - View Single Post - Amiga OS 3.1 Source code leaked yesterday

mark_k · 31 December 2015, 14:58

I've been looking through the files. It's not just AmigaOS 3.1, there is some older/historical stuff which is interesting to me. For example:

Source for the Amiga (1000) keyboard microcontroller: other/keyboard/keyboard.tar.z

ABasiC source code (ABasiC came with the first Amigas before AmigaBASIC): other/abasic/abasic.tar.z

The Tripos kernel of AmigaDOS (written in assembly language),
BCPL source for CLI commands and (maybe) the rest of AmigaDOS, changelogs: other/old_fs/old_fs.tar.z

What is probably some source for Metacomco Lisp (did Commodore market that?): other/lisp/lisp.tar.z

CD32 MPEG device source: other/cd32mpeg/

CD32 early ROMs (v40.5, 40.6)...

Apart from history, some parts could be useful, for example someone might want to debug/bug-fix scsi.device etc. Getting individual modules like that into a buildable state would be much less work than the entire OS source tree.

31 December 2015, 14:58	#82
mark_k Registered User Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: Posts: 3,344	I've been looking through the files. It's not just AmigaOS 3.1, there is some older/historical stuff which is interesting to me. For example: Source for the Amiga (1000) keyboard microcontroller: other/keyboard/keyboard.tar.z ABasiC source code (ABasiC came with the first Amigas before AmigaBASIC): other/abasic/abasic.tar.z The Tripos kernel of AmigaDOS (written in assembly language), BCPL source for CLI commands and (maybe) the rest of AmigaDOS, changelogs: other/old_fs/old_fs.tar.z What is probably some source for Metacomco Lisp (did Commodore market that?): other/lisp/lisp.tar.z CD32 MPEG device source: other/cd32mpeg/ CD32 early ROMs (v40.5, 40.6)... Apart from history, some parts could be useful, for example someone might want to debug/bug-fix scsi.device etc. Getting individual modules like that into a buildable state would be much less work than the entire OS source tree.