Piru wrote:
@bloodline
it is about retargeting the Picasso96 calls to the native AROS intuition. That way one would open UAE in AROS, and then select the UAEGFX mode which would cause all 68K GUI operations to function in the Native AROS environment, thus hiding the Emulator!
Good luck with that.
And I still fail to see how this makes it much easier. Rendering graphics is just one small (and easy) part of the problem.
Don't forget that, the idea for AROS is not to have 68k and Native apps interacting... they will always run in their own environments. This keeps the 68k apps "sandboxed" away from the native apps. This is not "true integration" as MOS and OS4 is used to... libraries and devices etc are not going to be shared between environments and a full 68k OS install will be required... but if you need and have 68k apps then you should already have a working 68k OS somewhere :-)
-Edit- For me I would probably simply snapshot my A1200 HD into this UAE and then use that. I have that running in UAE already... My 68k Amiga needs are now fixed in time, and won't be expanded, it would be nice to have access to that, but any future Amiga stuff I use will be AROS based.
The idea is simply to allow 68k apps to run in the same user environment (and filesystem and clipboard), so the user can use the 68k apps with native apps. The idea is very close to how Apple solved the OS9.x Classic apps running on PPC OSX 10.x problem... and has the same advantages and disadvantages as that.