17 September 2001, 12:00 | #1 |
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AF Coverdisk 39
Does anyone have Amiga Format coverdisk 39 in ADF format by any chance. It's the DevPac disk on it with source code. I'm following the Bullfrog assembly tutorial from the magazine but require the coverdisk for the source code. Thanks.
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17 September 2001, 12:43 | #2 |
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It can be found at the Nth Dimension (http://nthdimension.emuunlim.com), and probably also at Mr Dig's Coverdisk site (http://amigacoverdisks.emuunlim.com) - both great sites
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17 September 2001, 13:18 | #3 |
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Huh?
Well I've decided to get into Amiga assembly programming using DevPac after reading the Bullfrog tutorial. Does anyone have DevPac 2 or 3 on ADF? Are there any good docs on the net about Amiga 68000 assembly or DevPac docs.
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Tutorial
Here's a tutorial on the Aminet:
http://uk.aminet.net/pub/aminet/dev/asm/Asm_course.lha http://uk.aminet.net/pub/aminet/dev/..._course.readme |
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The best thing is to probably buy a proper book. Many are out of print now, but you could get them second hand. I'm trying to learn some more too, so I can do some WHDLoad patches!
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17 September 2001, 13:42 | #6 |
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Do you have DevPac 3 in ADF Cody? I'm using the old DevPac version 2.15 off the AF coverdisk. It's a little basic to say the least!
If you do have it could you please upload it to the ADF-Zone if it's not too big. Thanks. |
17 September 2001, 13:51 | #7 |
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You should try looking for books on Ebay. Lots of people post Amiga 68k assembly books there
If you want a good assembly tutorial, I suggest you check out the LSD docs disks. I can't remember which, but I remember on 2 disks there was a very good tutorial (I used it recently as a refresher, but it should do well for beginners too) |
17 September 2001, 13:57 | #8 |
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DevPac
I don't think that I have DevPac 3, but I'll check.
For assembler stuff, also see Codetapper's Action website: Main page: http://members.tripod.com/whdload/index.html AGA Fixing: http://members.tripod.com/whdload/agafixing.html Cracking: http://members.tripod.com/whdload/cracking.html HD Installing: http://members.tripod.com/whdload/hdinstalling.html MFM Installing: http://members.tripod.com/whdload/mfminstalling.html Rob Northen Interview: http://members.tripod.com/whdload/ro...interview.html |
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Some fantastic links there!
Hopefully someone can upload DevPac 3 for me. What Assembler do you use Cody/Amigaboy? |
17 September 2001, 14:14 | #10 |
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Resource
I'm trying to use Resource.
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17 September 2001, 14:17 | #11 |
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Resource is just a disassembler isn't it?
I used to use the Devpac version from Amiga Format for a while, but I later switch to Phxass (which is free on Aminet) |
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Hi can some one please upload these tutorials please ?!?.
I have 1,2 and 7 (the last one I think). Does any one have the others ?!? I also have the pages to the first and third tutorial. I have access to scanners at the university, But I don't know if there is software to convert the pages to .pdf form. |
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The freeware PHXass assembler (on Aminet) runs rings around DEVPAC v3 in terms of compilation speed. One particular project took 65secs on my 060/66MHz A1200 using devpac_v3 as opposed to 6secs using PHXass_v4.40. The built-in debugger that comes with Devpac_v3 is ok, but I personally find CodeProbe (part of the SAS/C pkg) to be superior and is my debugger of choice. ResourceV6.06 (mentioned in this thread) is great if you wan't to patch executable files on the fly. It does have a built-in mini-assembler which will allow you to patch executables with assembler code, or in hex code. Cheers, Red |
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Devpac 3 is on the Play Again website (under Tosec Sets -> Single Roms -> Commodore Amiga - Applications -> D
http://www.playagain.net/ |
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Hi.
Coverdisk 39 on archive.org and amr.abime.net has been modified and have both month 1 and month 2 mixed together on the Devpac disk. |
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I still have my original coverdisk of this and I'm pretty sure its unmodifed as I wasn't interested in this stuff back then. I'll stick an ADF I made into the zone |
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