On: Crash course to Amiga assembly programming

[tezza]

Nice to see articles on how to code from a modern host. Last time I coded Amiga assembly was on an actual Amiga 2000. Blitter, Copper, non maskable interupts, ahh the memories

as an aside, the VR community right now in 2017 is in the very early Amiga stage. Theres Atari ST vs Amiga, ( Oculus vs Vive ). Also individual coders can have a widely played and adopted game / experience. The games are fun and not overly complex and there's some great early adopter communities ( /r/Vive )

[Flow → tezza]

What did you use NMI for?

I've coded a lot of asm, blitter and coppper on the Amiga but I don't recall ever using NMI's.

[tezza → Flow]

1) I think the debugger used it 2) I had an Action Replay that used it 3) It existed 4) I had some off computer hardware I was talking to

memory a bit hazy !

[pjc50 → tezza]

Using the emulator's exogenous debugger is "cheating" ;)