I may be asking too much, just hoping that someday in the future to also transparently run 68k aros also

Another AROS milestone soon to be achived,the excitement continues... The state of AROS is Strong and continues to grow in big way.Congratulations on what has been achived so far!

Very impressive deadwood even if it is at the early stages of development. Thank you for letting us know.

[quote name=miker1264 post=4486]@miker1264 - That's great news. So now it may be possible to run 32bit apps on AROS x86-64 without re-compiling them. Nice![/quote] The emulator is still a looong way from being usable, but yes - that's the goal. To enable migration to 64-bit with being able to use a large portion of current 32-bit programs.

Excellent news! Thank you very much, Deadwood!

That's great news. So now it may be possible to run 32bit apps on AROS x86-64 without re-compiling them. Nice!

Awesome! Good to hear.

I would say quite an achievement, this will make a difference in the AMIGA world !!!

Great news:)

ok thanks

Hi All, I will use this thread to update you on the progress of prototype of this emulator. Right now there is nothing yet to see, but first major hurdles have been cleared: 1) 32-bit test binary (of Tools/Calculator) is loaded and relocated under 64-bit AROS 2) 32-bit emulation mode is enabled in CPU and several lines of 32-bit code has been executed 3) Kernel of 64-bit Linux-hosted AROS has been modified to allow correctly task-switching between processes running 32-bit and 64-bit code

This looks interesting! Many thanks! (y)

Excellent work Sekr...

many thanks Serk;)

Thanks serk ! i will install your software on the next version of AROS One

Uploaded to archives.. see links for more info https://www.glfw.org/ and https://www.raylib.com/ Also a nicely done template a good starting point https://github.com/raysan5/raylib-game-template

[quote name=deadwood post=4427]@deadwood - Nice work! Are you planning on porting some games that use raylib?[/quote] Yes... I have already ported few basic/simple games , i will upload them to archives ,

Great work! It looks very interesting.

Nice work! Are you planning on porting some games that use raylib?

Hi ppl, I have been busy trying port GLFW + Raylib 5 (both latest versions ported to aros) For more screenshot [url]http://serk118.blogspot.com/2024/03/glfw-34-and-raylib5.html?m=1[/url] I will upload to archives later on today.. [img]https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEh7PyCO_1k7WcyKz1CBqzhy7QsQFSjngTl5pu0H5fnJAPJqKERlvSlqbD86KCBUhWQztAyiE-x1XEYDIUt-IPIdgkqAIigzwC9Idz7Da98srXHgCf6Wevq1xcvyL-cFJ8elz7EKuaE8Q2Np0-d5cjngbqwx5MhrHumECk2I363tdGZ5X5geB7HIGkn4h7q7/s1024/rl5_6.png[/img] [img]https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjlZgy5hTvBJ_XPwtlTvcPBov5nxYWgWVIIuKXfOn156li48GoQt0V9OvxQ1hDKUM8MVCjzr27wAvXwuL_9RJFEGUyzUihI0dEx98pVgQTUtyRhDFdEjSjQ7E0dZ8OtEJlnIW5Gj3CJDvVJQhz1ZtrSC8sWPU8HnLcQJUOFYZ2Uy1CRJSL3uJ2kcHfAuBmu/s1024/rl5_20.png[/img] [img]https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgdL3A3iCVzBzANNgIflTmCQ-ZwLExs9z28nYBRSdMIodJ8lc32IChcxovUJg7omypBQkusFtp5SbWoi-JTSRXSalNdoXcgjxXqFWc9DWUGbAoHQQ49cZU-4uFzwPLAHIm65wlxBEK-vJ4JnyCe5-g5LX0iPyeVg-T-BlegYv6xdnz2OGPhGFDJvF9C_JPq/s1024/rl5_23.png[/img] [img]https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgZAlqRDYzHzFHFGCvPBwI3r_qXds9lH4DMH6sFVowCKPsydHbkV72KS9oQEIAf2ZaopLVFaTbnBHL3eaO1R5MmyKyFzc1L1E2ezduYqi92akYjoeSvG2LQOjNzvk8p4NgDOBzO_sMvOJtntSCQv95jLutE1YsxlU-x6OiW-GkseXpapSZkMY7ffVhhk5K1/s1024/rl5_12.png[/img] And few videos [youtube]https://youtu.be/8uq0dmeSch0?feature=shared[/youtube] [youtube]https://youtu.be/iy1qBwxPf2A?feature=shared[/youtube]