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pink^abyss 05 May 2021 12:01
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Originally Posted by Thomas Richter (Post 1481434)
Any chance to share them? I'm asking, because even Os developers don't have such specification - and in fact, I'm not even aware that such a document exists.

https://googlethatforyou.com?q=Amiga-AA-Chipset.pdf :)

DMWCashy 05 May 2021 13:12
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Originally Posted by Thomas Richter (Post 1481435)
I understand that people learned in the mean time how AGA works, but that's based on reverse engineering and does not constitute a definite interface granted by its developers.
You mean FUN? maybe you should try that sometime!

DanScott 05 May 2021 13:13
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Originally Posted by Thomas Richter (Post 1481434)
Any chance to share them? I'm asking, because even Os developers don't have such specification - and in fact, I'm not even aware that such a document exists.
It was 1993, and they were printed. Lost them a long time ago

DMWCashy 05 May 2021 13:16
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Originally Posted by DanScott (Post 1481452)
It was 1993, and they were printed. Lost them a long time ago
No Dan, Thomas does not have them so they must not exist!!!

Thomas Richter 05 May 2021 15:11
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Originally Posted by pink^abyss (Post 1481437)

Thank you!

kamelito 05 May 2021 16:49
WoW directly from the source, doing social media instead of developing an OS what a change for Spencer Shanson.
@Thor since you can have a look what part of the OS did he worked on? Graphics.library I guess.

Antiriad_UK 05 May 2021 17:57
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Originally Posted by Thomas Richter (Post 1481434)
Any chance to share them? I'm asking, because even Os developers don't have such specification - and in fact, I'm not even aware that such a document exists.
The text is in the zip file from:
http://grandis.nu/eabsearch/search.p...=&httplinks=on

The properly typeset version (assuming Dan's was the same) looked like this the attached picture.

kamelito 05 May 2021 18:18
The one in Grandis is more recent.

Galahad/FLT 05 May 2021 20:55
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Originally Posted by Thomas Richter (Post 1481270)
Hold on. You mix up here a couple of things. If a system is patched-up to non-working, then this is the effect of lazy programming, the sole start of all-evil. By patching the system incompetently, the patch alters (silently) the Os interface, and thus breaks it. This is the result of lazy programming, and not following interfaces correctly, exactly the same problem that is created here in first place.


If programs want to cooperate, they need to follow the documented interfaces, this is exactly what I request all the time. That there is much incompetent programming, especially in the patch area, you don't need to tell me. But that shouldn't be the motivation to continue with even more incompetent programming.
No, but it stops other peoples incompetant programming interfering.

kamelito 05 May 2021 21:11
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Originally Posted by Antiriad_UK (Post 1481528)
The text is in the zip file from:
http://grandis.nu/eabsearch/search.p...=&httplinks=on

The properly typeset version (assuming Dan's was the same) looked like this the attached picture.
The attached picture is even more recent is this one available as pdf or any electronic format?

Antiriad_UK 05 May 2021 21:47
I’ve not found it in pdf anywhere. I may scan it in when I get a mo.

DanScott 05 May 2021 22:23
I think that's the same as the one I had... don't remember exactly though.. I can't even remember what I had for breakfast most evenings !

kamelito 05 May 2021 22:39
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Originally Posted by Antiriad_UK (Post 1481604)
I’ve not found it in pdf anywhere. I may scan it in when I get a mo.
That would be nice.


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