Amiblitz does not hit the hardware. It is system friendly. Same as the resulting exectuables, unless you explicitly do HW banging stuff, same like in C.
I thought this urban legend would have been gone...
BTW, horrible 68K OS configuration.
The Fonts are awkward, not antialiased, the slider on the right side of the source window is missing, no Zune look for the wizzard GUI, and btw. quite old version of Amiblitz, I guess 2.4. Current is 3.5.
I wonder now what would happen if you run an app, lets say that opens a window again and adds an app icon. Would this apprear on AROS desktop? Would stuff like AHI output work?
I agree about it being not a nice 68k config,.. it was I very hacked, stripped down version of amigasys I set up just to test the intergration in aros
Im working on a 68k setup at the moment that is a bit nicer and more suited to its purpose (ie., blends/more consistant to the aros side of things), its only pretty recently that intergraton is working to a point that its worth taking the time to do it
(oh and by the way its amiblitz 3.1.2 that's installed)
As for icons appearing on the AROS desktop I cant recall if I tried, but I'll have a look a little later. AHI output works, but Im not sure if you can use uae ahi output, could possibly be only paula works. I cant say for sure, but I did have a few problems when I was experimenting (although its a hacked up/butchered 68k system Im using so the fault may be there too) and it still incomplete/non public beta. It really is a pretty cool experience though. A lot of stuff already feels/looks like its running native (oh, and non system friendly custom chipset sotware behaves as it normally would (ie.runs full screen), and you can switch between screens as "normal" as well whether it's 68k or aros software or a mix. If anyone is interested I'll make up a video of it in action ? (assuming clusteruk doesnt beat me to it :-))
