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Archive 05/2024

`31.May.2024` Jérôme Senay (Mail)	Print magazine: Boing #8 (French) "Boing" is a French print magazine by Boing Attitude (e.g. Dir Me Up and Word Me Up XXL) for all Amiga systems on 52 A4 color pages. The eighth issue includes a big article about MicroProse, the publisher of Civilisation, an interview with Frédéric Cordier, the author of AMOS Pro Unity, and numerous game reviews. (dr) [News message: 31. May. 2024, 23:33] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]
`30.May.2024`	AROS: Review of May 2024 In his blog, Andrzej 'retrofaza' Subocz has published a summary of AROS/x86 news for the month of May at the title link. (dr) [News message: 30. May. 2024, 22:50] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]
`30.May.2024` Amiga.org (Forum)	Video: Interview with Eric Chahi (Another World) At the title link Adrian Wallett of "Arcade Attack Retro Gaming Network" did an interview with Eric Chahi, the programmer and graphic artist of the game "Another World". (snx) [News message: 30. May. 2024, 20:56] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]
`30.May.2024` Indie Retro News (Webseite)	Adventure: Geo's Quest - Gateway to Nowhere As a sequel to "Geo's Quest: In Search of Queen Lorraine" in "Gateway to Nowhere", the hero, George Angus, is faced with the problem that Queen Lorraine, who was rescued from The Gates of Bill, has been lost by the Knights of Escom, to whom she was entrusted. George is assisted by Dave Haynie in the second rescue of the queen. The fifth chapter then follows (loosely) his path after the end of Commodore (Pios, MetaBox, Merlancia, Fortele). (snx) [News message: 30. May. 2024, 09:37] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]
`29.May.2024`	Reverse Engineering: Aira Force 0.6.1 for Windows, Linux and macOS "Aira Force" is a tool for reverse engineering Amiga 680x0 software. It allows binaries to be disassembled and investigated (preview video). The primary goal of this project is to provide a graphical user interface on top of the excellent ira reassembler to accelerate the workflow. Aira Force implements reassembly using the ira disassembler and the vasm assembler. Ira transforms the source executable or raw binary into assembly language source code, then vasm assembles the source code. The output binary should be identical (or equivalent) to the input binary. This process allows the user to analyse and annotate the source code efficiently, before make any required changes to the generated disassembly and building a patched binary. It may be useful for fixing bugs, adding features, optimising the code, or academic software archeology. Features: Disassemble Amiga executables (hunk Load Modules) Disassemble raw Amiga binaries, e.g. bootblocks, non-DOS programs Interactively convert disassembly to code, data or text Rename and add labels Add comments and banners Define pointers and equates Efficient code navigation Tools to search for potential pointers, equates and code Live Analysis using 68000 emulator to aid understanding In-built Amiga documentation (custom chipset, OS) Menu and keyboard driven UI Runs on Windows, Linux and macOS (sorry, no Amiga version) Hex viewer Reassemble disassembled code and compare against source Dockable windows and multi-viewports (native OS windows) with Dear ImGui The tool is currently pre-ALPHA and not all features are implemented yet. (dr) [News message: 29. May. 2024, 22:02] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]

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