well, I'm not a programmer, I only know the magic wirds configure, make and install 
have you tried compiling on Amiga itself?
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Just doing some updates on my MorphOS iBook G4 and I have been wondering for some time: If we have for amiga-ish OSes GCC, the complete GNU toolchain available ans also there is an abundance of free software in GNU userland, how come we don't have AMIGA Ports? I mean like MacPorts? Found an interesting note on the webpage of NMAP (
nmap.org/book/inst-other-platforms.html
) regarding AMIGA install, it says " In general, AmigaOS users should be able to simply follow the source compilation instructions in the section called “Linux/Unix Compilation and Installation from Source Code”. You may encounter a few hurdles on some systems, but I presume that must be part of the fun for Amiga fanatics." on the bottom of the page ... Anyone with me? I think, I'll just try nmap
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Just recently I installed the FlowerPot Package from Amikit (
www.amikit.amiga.sk/
) to be able to run OS4.1 in WinUAE (actually WINE in Linux). The performance is so to say improvable. I'm well aware of the fact that PPC-Emulation on X86 has its issues. I'm just wondering if it were feasible to run some kind of UAE environment on MorphOS that itself runs on PPC-architecture to be able to run OS4.1 in emulation. I could imagine performance being much better ... unfortunately FS-UAE is obviously not being ported to MorphOS and its currrent version of E-UAE (1.0.0) is from what I can say about 10 years old. Has anybody tried this? E. g. by compiling FS-UAE from source?
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International Amiga Day
The anual Amiga day celebration
- Thursday, 31 May 2018 12:00 AM
- International