AxRuntime

[deadwood]

That's correct. Fix will be posted to alt-runtime branch in near future. For now you can cherry pick the fix from master or just use the previous workaround.

[deadwood]

Last time I shared with you something simple, like the Info command from AROS x86_64 ABIv11 being run under AxRuntime. Now it's time for something more advanced! And programmed not in C but in Pascal!

MCAmiga - now running nativelly under Linux 



There are still some 64-bit issues but I'll works with @magorium to iron them out

[OlafS3]

cool thing 

It will be exciting to see where the whole project will go

[deadwood]

cool thing 

It will be exciting to see where the whole project will go

Imagine someone compiling Janue-UEA for 64-bit AROS and having Amiga application running as "native" under Linux

[OlafS3]

one question.... I would like to do another distribution based on wanderer (68k) on latest builds. Is the official nightly the most recent version?

[deadwood]

There are no official builds (as it tested releases). Here are jenkins builds: https://build.axrt.org/download/builds/AROS-ABIv11/

[OlafS3]

There are no official builds (as it tested releases). Here are jenkins builds: https://build.axrt.org/download/builds/AROS-ABIv11/

thanx

[cdimauro]

Last time I shared with you something simple, like the Info command from AROS x86_64 ABIv11 being run under AxRuntime. Now it's time for something more advanced! And programmed not in C but in Pascal!

MCAmiga - now running nativelly under Linux 



There are still some 64-bit issues but I'll works with @magorium to iron them out

What's the difference with AROS hosted, then?

[deadwood]

What's the difference with AROS hosted, then?

Each program is an isolated process.
Each Intution window becomes a separate X window.

[cdimauro]

That's "enough" (!), thanks. 
I hope to see it working on Windows, in future (albeit it'll be a late future).

[AMIGASYSTEM]

I hope to see it working on Windows, in future (albeit it'll be a late future).

This would certainly be more interesting since we all have Windows at home !

[deadwood]

@cdimauro, @AMIGASYSTEM

I think that is already possible. I saw somethink called "Linux subsystem for Windows" which allows running Linux X11 applications on Windows. Since AxRuntime is just one such application it should be possible to "run" it under Windows. I don't use Windows on daily basis, but if you do and want to experiment, I'd be interested in results.

[OlafS3]

@Deadwood

Another question... I am just fiddling around a little with Wanderer. It is limited of course as known but there is scalos on contrib. Would it be possible to port that to Linux too. It is more advanced than Wanderer and would be a good option in my view.

[cdimauro]

@cdimauro, @AMIGASYSTEM

I think that is already possible. I saw somethink called "Linux subsystem for Windows" which allows running Linux X11 applications on Windows. Since AxRuntime is just one such application it should be possible to "run" it under Windows. I don't use Windows on daily basis, but if you do and want to experiment, I'd be interested in results.

Yes, there's WSL2. I use it frequently, but only from command line. I've to try how it works with X11/GUI applications.


Maybe someone has already experience with it, and can already try and share its experience.

[deadwood]

@Deadwood

Another question... I am just fiddling around a little with Wanderer. It is limited of course as known but there is scalos on contrib. Would it be possible to port that to Linux too. It is more advanced than Wanderer and would be a good option in my view.

Yes it would, but not this time around. As said in another thread I'm wrapping up this release and moving onto ABIv0 work for some time. I'll keep that in mind for next release.