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Re: The old great AMOS
« on: December 07, 2004, 05:49:55 PM »
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Sidewinder and I (mostly Sidewinder) are working on an AMOS compatible compiler that uses a C compiler as a backend called Mattathias.  (Note the version on the website generates 68k assembler.)

There is an AMOS interpreter for SDL-based targets being worked on in C++ called Alvyn.

Both projects are open-source and short on help so drop either party a line.  I'm sure your C++ knowledge will come in handy.
 

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Re: The old great AMOS
« Reply #1 on: December 20, 2004, 04:25:46 PM »
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SamuraiCrow wrote:

Sidewinder and I (mostly Sidewinder) are working on an AMOS compatible compiler that uses a C compiler as a backend called Mattathias.  (Note the version on the website generates 68k assembler.)

Yep, I saw that! I'm not on my development machine at the mo so I've got no way of running it, but I've grabbed the source from CVS to have a poke around :)


The CVS source on sourceforge is an old interpreted version of Mattathias.  Ignore it and ask amiga@ssmnet.net for some recent source.