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Location: California
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Hey friends, I recently acquired some old Amiga source code in assembly. I have zero experience in assembly other than trying to figure things out in Ghidra :P
I would love some help getting shown how to set up a suitable dev environment for the Amiga. My longer-term goal is to teach myself assembly, and this would really help. Thanks |
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Zone Friend
Join Date: May 2006
Location: France
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Well you just need an assembler and assemble the sources you get. Maybe change some paths to datas.
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Natteravn
Join Date: Nov 2009
Location: Herford / Germany
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Then, do you prefer integrated GUI-based environments, or a collection of shell-based tools for your personal needs? |
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