Amiga assembly code playground, it includes examples, simple demos, trainers, etc..
- Asm-One (v1.02 / v1.20)
- IFF-Converter (many versions were produced, they are more or less all good but I personally prefer the 1.35 for the way it handle the sprite code generation)
- Download and run your favourite version of Asm-One; all the demo and examples here were tested with 1.02 and 1.20
- Setup the environment properly
- Select the workspace memory (100 KB is good)
- Load the source (command 'R')
- Type 'a' (assemble) and then type 'j' (jump)
Before diving into any assembler, in order to succesfully assemble the sources of this repository you need to assign volumes with the following commands:
assign SOURCES: <your_drawer>:amiga-playground/sources
assign RESOURCES: <your_drawer>:amiga-playground/resources
assign INCLUDE: <your_drawer>:asm-one/asm-one1.02/Include
Notice that for the INCLUDE: volume, you can use the Asm-One 1.02 disk with the already included "Include" directory or the NDK39.lha package
Prior Workbench 2.04
You can use the ASSIGN commands from s:StartupII file
From Workbench 2.04 and newer
You can use the ASSIGN commands from s:User-Startup file
WB Installation
Insert Asm-One v1.02 disk, then copy all contents from df0: to , for instance:
copy df0: to dh1:Asm-One1.02 ALL
If you want to use req.library:
copy df0:libs/req.library to dh0:Libs/
WB Installation
Extract Asm-One v1.20 lha on , for instance:
lha -x asmonev120.lha dh1:asm-one120
if you want to assign volume SOURCES: from WB1.3, you want to edit s:startup-sequence:
ASSIGN SOURCES: <source_dir>
If you want to use reqtools.library, search for reqtools13.library, then:
copy reqtools13.library to dh0:Libs/reqtools.library