Works that were created during the school days
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an OMTI 5520/5527 hard disk controller driver
- Hardware must be based on the famous OMTI adapter published in Amiga Magazine in 1989: http://amiga.resource.cx/expde/omtiadapter
- also works with some WD controllers, but they were very slow
- supports various handshake modes, including the high-performance "A.L.F." mode, selectable
- supports write protection for the entire drive or just the partition table
- supports soft reboot with persistent FFS, and some other features that were uncommon in competing products but I can't remember right now
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a file packer "pack" similar to tar (without compression)
- written in assembler, based as far as possible and reasonable on the undocumented AmigaDOS, BCPL functions
- accordingly also supports wildcard matching/usage/etc. as the standard AmigaDOS commands
- quite compact size due to internal AmigaDOS function usage
- some sources could be found on the subject of BCPL and/or interfaces to C/ASM
- the undocumented functions and their usage were reverse engineered in the debugger
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One or two of the tools have been published in Amiga magazines, 2-3 commissioned works are included, the rest have never been published or distributed
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The .asm/.s/.c sources should compile with the MANX Aztec C 3.6/5.0 assembler/compiler
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The .asm/.s source(s) should also be able to be assembled with the Kick-AS from the Kickstart magazine
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It is not known whether the sources work with Lattice-C or Gnu-ASM/C - others like the above were not available to me at the time
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only intended for browsing and/or use by yourself
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Function/compile was not checked, unfortunately I currently have no access to my A3000 (too small apartment)