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24.Jun.2002
Matthias Gietzelt (ANF)


Version 4.3 of the Reaction-based GUI-Builders Emperor available
Emperor lets you create Reaction or GadTools based programms with ease. Emperor can be used by nearly every Amiga-user out there. The program is spread as giftware.

Download: Emperor_v4.3.lha - readme (ps) (Translation: sk)

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24.Jun.2002
ANN


Bernie Meyer announced Amithlon 2.0 for 1st July 2002 (Update)
Coming to this place on (or around :) July 1st:
A freely downloadable and distributable DEMO version of Amithlon 2.0, which can be unlocked to full functionality via a personalized keyfile.

Please be patient for just a little while longer....
Monday 24 June 2002 04:30:43 ? Bernd Meyer

You can find the following detailed announcement at Moobunny:
Amiga, Inc. and Bernd Meyer announce licensing of Amithlon 2.0.

June 23, 2002 - Snoqualmie, WA and Melbourne, Australia - Amiga, Inc. today announced the cross licensing of Amithlon 2.0. The agreement was made with the author and the inspiration behind Amithlon, Bernd "Bernie" Meyer.

As part of the agreement, Amiga will license Kickstart 3.1 and portions of Amiga OS 3.9 to be distributed as part of Amithlon 2.0. In turn, Amiga will actively promote and license Amithlon 2.0 to OEM customers looking for an Amiga emulator on x86 platforms.

Bill McEwen, Amiga President and CEO, said, "Bernie has been a good friend and partner to Amiga. I first demonstrated a beta version of Amithlon almost a year ago at the Sacramento show. Even then the quality of the product and its potential were obvious to me. Since then it has become a more polished, a clear reflection of the passion and skills that Bernie brings to the table."

I have also been impressed by the moral and ethical integrity that Bernie has displayed as he has partnered with Amiga. Too often in the past we have had to deal with companies who would like nothing better than to split the Amiga community. Bernie has always had the best interests of the community at heart and has created a product that we can all be truly proud of.?

"It is with great pleasure that I finally enter into a deal directly with Amiga", said Bernie Meyer. "This new version, to be distributed with Amiga's seal of approval, provides customers with a clear indication that Amithlon is an actively developed product with great prospects. This partnership will allow users of Classic AmigaOS to use their applications on modern, affordable hardware."

A demo version of Amithlon 2.0 will be available shortly which can be downloaded free of charge from the distribution site at http://www.amithlon.net/demo.shtml. The demo version may be upgraded to a fully functional version with a simple keyfile, which can be purchased online.

About Amithlon 2.0
The goal of the Amithlon project was to make AmigaOS 3.9 run on commodity PC hardware. Unlike other approaches to this problem (UAE, Fellow), Amithlon provides AmigaOS with complete control over the hardware. Hosted on a specially modified linux kernel, Amithlon's CPU emulation runs AmigaOS; All access to graphics, sound, networking and interface hardware is provided through standard AmigaOS drivers. Amithlon 2.0 is distributed as a self-booting CD-ROM image.

About Amiga:
In 1985, Amiga introduced the world to Multimedia with the launch of the incredible Amiga 1000, a revolution in hardware with dedicated audio and graphics chips and a revolution in software with the first 32 bit, fully pre-emptive, multitasking operating system. It then went on to dominate the 1980s and early 1990s, pioneering video and animation and giving rise to many of the top gaming companies of today. That tradition will continue with the launch of the brand new AmigaOne desktop computer and its companion, AmigaOS4.0, destined to set new standards and expectations in the world of digital living. Amiga can be reached on the web at http://www.amiga.com.

About Bernd Meyer:
Bernd Meyer is a freelance software designer with almost 20 years of experience in professional software development. He has studied Electrical Engineering and Computer Science in Germany and Australia, and is currently completing a PhD on Image Modeling at Monash University in Melbourne, Australia. In 2000, two of Bernd's hobby projects got out of hand. One turned into Glicbawls, a category winner in the 2000 International Obfuscated C Code Contest, the other into a Just-In-Time compiler for the Amiga emulator UAE, providing it with much greater emulation speed. In 2001, Bernd further refined the JIT Compiler for inclusion in Amithlon.

Addition:
Meanwhile, an official press release by Amiga Inc. was released. (ps) (Translation: sk)

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23.Jun.2002
Amiga Future


Spektrum emulator: ASp V0.82b
On 22nd June 2002, version 0.82b of ZX Spectrum emulator "ASp" for Amiga computers has been published. This version fixes an error with the port addresses. This caused some 128K games (Fairlight etc.) to crash. 68030 users will also notice a speed increase of up to 10%.

ASp requires MuLib by Thomas Richter.

Download: (sd) (Translation: cb)

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23.Jun.2002
Michael Mann (ANF)


WWW-Browser: AWeb-II download again on aweb.sunsite.dk
Michael Mann writes:
As of now, the browser AWeb-II can again be obtained from the original URL: http://aweb.sunsite.dk/.

Thanks for the nice replies, I had fun standing in for a short time. (sd) (Translation: cb)

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22.Jun.2002
Amity


Amity: Binar Disassembler V1.1 Released
Binar, the non-symbolic disassembler for 65xx/75xx/85xx processors, has been updated to version 1.1.

The new version contains many internal improvements and new features, which make Binar more flexible and powerful. New in the version 1.1:
  • optional lower case output
  • support for undocumented instructions can be turned off
  • authentic TEDMON hex dump output
  • enhanced program statistics
  • support for non-CBM files
  • an ARexx script called Souw for creating full source codes
(ps)

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22.Jun.2002
DCR8520 Amigaports


DCR8520: updated Amiga ports
The Spanish Diego CR 'dcr8520' has updated his website at SourceForge with many of his Amiga ports. You can find there a lot of small tools that ease the daily work with many applications.

The following ports were updated:
  • 17. June 2002 fags v0.2.2devel3
  • 14. June 2002 muhstik v3.9.5
  • 14. June 2002 Anubis v3.1.0
  • 14. June 2002 cURL v7.9.8
  • 14. June 2002 dsbl v0.9.4
  • 14. June 2002 neoBOPM v1.1
  • 14. June 2002 speex v0.3.0
(ps) (Translation: wk)

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22.Jun.2002
HSMathLibs


HSMathLibs version 44.50 beta 2 and 8
Matthias Henze has released new versions (V.44.50 beta 2 for MC68881/82 and V.44.50 beta 8 for MC68040 and MC68060) of the HSMathLibs. These versions are for beta testers only.

The "HSMathLibs" replace the libraries "mathieeedoubbas.library", "mathieeedoubtrans.library", "mathieeesingtrans.libray" and "mathtrans.library" and patch or replace the libraries "mathffp.library" and "mathieeesingbas.libray" by CPU/FPU optimised versions for MC68881/82, MC68040 or MC68060.

The "HSMathLibs" are written completely in assembler to reach a maximum of speed. (ps) (Translation: wk)

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22.Jun.2002
Felix Schwarz (E-Mail)


IOSPIRIT: fxSCAN 4.0 feature update and in production
We're proud to announce that fxSCAN 4.0 has been finished and the master was sent out to the CD-ROM production site last Tuesday.

Though we have a very tight timetable for fxSCAN, we managed to finish a MorphOS-native version of the fxSCAN PPC-servertask and the OCR-engine which will ship with fxSCAN 4.0. A native version for AmigaOS® 4.0 is planned, too, and will be available as patch from our homepage at the time of completion.

Furthermore another two new GUI skins ("Burning Red" and "Laced Gray", see fxSCAN-screenshots) and a time-unlimited version of the color calibration software ICS (with printable manuals!) are coming with fxSCAN now, too.

If everything goes fine in production, fxSCAN 4.0 ships on the 15th of July 2002. The special preorder offer ends on the 7th of July. (ps)

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