Re: MazezaM GS compatible version ready.

[Steve Nickolas <dosius@dosius.com>]

On 2 Feb 2004, Ventzislav Tzvetkov wrote:

> "Greg Andrzejewski" <pressyourluck85@yahoo.com> wrote in message 
> > 
> > Really? An Amiga? I have a couple of Amigas sitting relatively unused. What
> > are the advantages of developing on this platform?
> > 
> > -Greg
> 
> Too many that I will hardly use any other platform, but when
> developing for Apple 2 one of them is that I can easily do the
> graphics in 1 bit/pixel with Personal Paint and then easily convert
> them to the Apple format. Another is the assembler dasm, which gives
> ready DOS 3.3 file (with header), and I load on the Apple 2000e
> emulator instantly, without the need of copying it to disk or
> harddrive image first. With the multitasking I run the assembler,
> editor, emulator, debugger, hex calculator and much more programs,
> without speed less and I put them on different screens, so a simple
> Amiga+M keys switch them fast. And many other, which I don't want to
> list, since this my be considered as trolling message. If you are a
> PC/Mac fan, I hardly can show you the advantages, since your opinion
> is already prejuiced.

Actually, I'm sure a lot of that could be done on Windows 98, although 
Win98 is far less efficient.  EMU][ has a built-in assembler that 
assembles right into emulated RAM, plus it can open DOS 3.3 binary files.  
Also, Windows Paint can do 1 bpp graphics, and Calc does have a hex mode.

-uso.