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This page is mainly here for all you people who are interested in the Amiga and freely
distributable software for the Amiga. Here I have placed most of the programs I have
made, and also a lot of routines that might be useful. I have also decided to release
all my source codes. You can download all of them directly from this
directory, or by following the links below the descriptions of the programs.
The source codes are released as true Public Domain. You can do whatever you
want with them. You can email me and tell me
you've used them, but you don't need to do that either.
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Requirements: OS 1.3 (V34)
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This is a little (676 bytes) program that I wrote because I needed to
allocate memory, so that the memory would not be overwritten by other
programs.
To be more specific, I was decrunching old demos/intros that was
crunched with some absolute-address crunchers (like TetraPacker etc.).
The program is for OS2.0 and up only, and must be started from CLI/Shell.
To start the program, enter 'Allocate' followed by the address to the
beginning of the memory block to allocate and the size of the block in
bytes entered in hex.
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Download archive | Download source
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Requirements: OS 2.0 (V37)
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When you eg. start a demo or an old game or something that crashes the
computer, it sometimes happens that the clock has been set to some kind
of maniac's time and/or date. Sometimes it can't be read at all.
To avoid the problem with files with the wrong dates you can use this
program to keep track of the clock, and set it up to warn you if the
clock has suddenly been set to an old date or a date in the distant
future. It can also be configured to automatically run timeprefs in
that case.
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Download archive | Download source
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Requirements: OS1.3 (V34)
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This program is a tool to help you calculating how many days there are
between two dates (e.g. how many days old you are etc.).
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Download archive | Download source
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GadUtil (gadutil.library) |
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Requirements: OS2.04 (V37)
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This is a shared runtime library that helps programmers to create localized and font-sensitive
user interfaces. Supports all gadtools gadgets plus 5 custom gadget kinds including 100 kinds
of bevelboxes and a progress indicator gadget. Developed by me and P-O Yliniemi.
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Download developer archive | View the .readme file
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Plain source
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Outputs the current date in a configureable format.
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Download source
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Requirements: OS3.0 (V39)
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MagicMail is a new e-mail-program that I have been developing.
It was meant to contain features like filters, MIME support, and a lot
of other stuff.
Sadly, I haven't had the time to program that much since I got my current job, so,
this project has been placed on hold. Anyone who wants to continue programming on
this project, or use the sourcecode for something else can download
the most current version here.
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Download sourcecode
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Requirements: OS2.0 (V37)
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ModuleInfo is a small program that will help you to change the songname,
and instrument names of a ST/NT/PT-Module.
I programmed this small utility because I was changing the instrument
names in lots of modules, and I'm too lazy to do it all by hand..
You can of course change these things by loading the module into ProTracker,
but it's much easier with ModuleInfo.
ModuleInfo also has support for unpack.library by SHI (included), so you
can load a lot of kinds of packed modules without having to decrunch them
by hand.
This version also allows you to play the modules!! It uses ptreplay.library
to play them. This library is also included.
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Download archive | Download source
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Requirements: NetMail mailprogram
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Don't you think that the original images in NetMail are quite ugly and
hard to figure out what they are doing?
These icons are made as a drop-in replacement for the original ones.
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Download archive
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Requirements: An Amiga. (Or UAE perhaps)
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This is a little test, that will show how fast your computer runs when
using the Workbench, compared to a standard A500.
This is a little program that creates 100 drawers in the ram disk.
All drawers has an icon, and all drawers contains 3 icons. This is one
of the the tests that DatorMagazin uses when testing accellerators.
I spread this because I think there are many people that are too lazy
to create all drawers themselves, and so that the test will be exactly
the same (i.e. drawer names, icon sizes...).
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Requirements: OS2.04 (V37)
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This is a little program, that reads the system clock, and saves it in
four environment variables, called Date, VerDate, Day and Time - once a
second (or as often as specified).
The reason why I did this, was that I wanted an easy way to get the date
into my programs.
As the assembler I use can't run arexx/dos scripts, and I keep forgetting
to put the current date into the program, I did this program.
Now it also includes a little titlebar clock, that's aware of prefs-changes.
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Requirements: OS2.04 (V37)
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A little utility that helps you to convert those Fahrenheit or Kelvin
temperatures into Celsius (or, if you want into Kelvin/Fahrenheit).
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Download archive | Download source
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Requirements: OS2.04 (V37)
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TrackStepper is a program that is able to step the read/write-head of the
diskdrive up or down. It's mainly done for testing trackdisplays.
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Staffan H 2003-02-05
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