Misc

Anything that you might want to discuss and can't be categorized.

project server setup?

Submitted by billt on

Id like to know if anyone uses a project managment server such as fusionforge or redmine. Is it hard to set up? Id really like to have something like that so I can have subversion or git for some private projects, university projects, for myself or with a couple other people per project.

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Run-In-UAE, or FPGA on PCI card?

Submitted by AmigaDave on

I think this is my first post to this forum site. I just received notice that my "First Contact" X1000 is ready for shipping to me, in an email from AmigaKit earlier today, so I am excited that I will finally be getting my first OS4 compatible computer when it arrives. (Just have to send in the balance of the money for it after I sell one of my kidney's ;-) )

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Targeting classic from OS4.1

Submitted by nyteschayde on

If this is the wrong place to post, please simply let me know. I finally have OS4.1 Classic running on my Frakenstein A1200T. Since the environment there is so much more pleasant to code in than it is under OS3.x, I was wondering what the chances of being able to target Classic code from, say, CodeBench might be and how best to do it.

I plan on doing some OS4 coding as well but I'd like to be able to understand both environments.

Thanks

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This site , questions & suggestions

Submitted by JosDuchIt on

This site is something that we needed badly.
I like its conception, functionality and layout a lot.
The clear subdivisions of the forum are very helpfull in locating what you need and want to discuss with others interested in same field.

This said, i wonder if next to the basic coding forums and "misc" we should not have
" - a forum about the conception of this site "
edited: seems i overlooked the existing "about our site" forum

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Just an idea for increasing the number of programmers

Submitted by walkero on

I have a couple of ideas that need to be discussed more, because I don't have a clear solution in my mind, but I will try to explain them the best I can. These ideas could work with the OpenAmiga project and not only with OS4Coding.net.

The first idea is that a programmer or a bunch of programmers, who have an idea of an application they want to develop, should post it somewhere online (here or at OpenAmiga.org). After this post a bounty starts for it. Until now, everything is already done.

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Where to begin/

Submitted by Oscar on

Hi, I'm new here. This site was recommended as good place to ask questions about starting AmigaOS 4.x development. First of all, while I own several classic systems I do not wish to use classic hardware, so the obvious question is which platform is best to start on? X1000? SAM4xx? I know the X1000 is extremely expensive, but at least it's new and I'm considering it. Another question is documentation. I have to assume so much has changed there must be all new documentation. What are the new libraries? Is there new development tools? What are you using?

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How to distinguish between activating a program as default tool and by shift-clicking?

Submitted by OldFart on

Hi,

I stumbled upon the question when doing some maintainance.

From WB a program can be started in one of these three ways:
1): the common method of double-clicking its icon in which case ((struct WBStartup *)argv)->sm_NumArgs == 1

2:) an equally common method is by specifying a tool as default tool for a project and then double-clicking that project's icon. In this case ((struct WBStartup *)argv)->sm_NumArgs == 2

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