Hi!

[SamuraiCrow]

mel_zoom wrote:
Hi!

Thanks for that. Im probably not going to spend too much time messing about with it just yet but it is nice to know it still works. When I have more time perhaps I can look at it but there is such a lot still to sort out after moving!

Is this emulator available for OSX/intel?

This link points to instructions to download and install the EUAE emulator for the Macintosh.  Note:  you'll need to be able to dump the Kickstart ROM image from your A1200 to a file and copy it to the Mac before you can run EUAE on it.

[SamuraiCrow]

lou_dias wrote:

I've taken C and C++ academically.  Got an A and a B respectively.  I had an A in C++ all semester long but in the final project, I made it SO object-oriented and used every feature of the language just to prove I could (like a dork) and then the damn thing just crashed at the same point for no apparent reason.  I ran it on an Amige C++ compiler and on Visual Studio 6 (at the time).  I re-checked everything atleast 20 times over in the course of 2 weeks.  I could not get the final project to work right because the language was the barrier.  It leads to cryptic code, the reference of a reference of a reference of a pointer.  BLAH!  It's garbage.

In VB, you code it, it works.  If it doesn't you know why in about 10 seconds.  The job gets done.  Everybody's happy.

I agree with you about the C syntax.  I'm using my C knowledge to help with a Basic compiler.  I just hope we get the OOP syntax well enough to compete with VB.NET.