Cross Platform Programming

[trekiej]

Outside of Hollywood, how could some one make software that can be relatively easy to port from platform to platform?

I know this is an old topic.
Is there any reason why software can not be made for Amiga os anymore?

[trekiej]

Thanks, I know that Amiga OS4.X software is being made. How about classic?
Is there a way to go from Aros or Linux to Classic fairly easy?
I feel Hollywood was a good idea and maybe Xamos is a possible answer.

[trekiej]

I see. That takes me to an Emulator, but why not just use an Amiga or clone.

[trekiej]

How would the FPGA-Arcade (Replay) fair as a dev. platform?

[trekiej]

Thanks, I need to pick up Amiga Forever 2013. edit:
I miss having it.
I miss new hardware more.

[trekiej]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E2lrma-wd8U
http://dwcope.freeshell.org/projects/c64/
Here is some cool stuff.

[trekiej]

We need a Hollywood Application list.

[trekiej]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BKiftizQoNY
I noticed in this demo that there is multiple layers.
How is this?

[trekiej]

How is amiblitz with gui programming?

[trekiej]

made or bought

[trekiej]

Great.
I have studied C and C++ and got into using pointers.
I have a blog on pointers, not much is there.

I see for the most part what you are saying about organising your code for portability.
I would like to bring more programmers to the Amiga. The ability to bring code from other platforms seems to be a must these days.

[trekiej]

Would Amigans be willing to buy software for a dollar or 99 cents?

[trekiej]

Is it not possible to use your own functions to call other functions in SDL or OpenGL?
Then change the header file that contains your functions for different platforms.