Download the latest build of Amiga Test Kit here (Github).
A Docker image has kindly been supplied (Docker Hub). You can run it as follows to generate the latest Amiga Test Kit zip file in your current directory:
docker run -v $(pwd):/output --rm -ti rjnorthrow/atk
COMMIT and MAKE_OPTS may be set in the environment to build a particular version of Amiga Test Kit, and to specify extra build parameters:
docker run -e COMMIT=testkit-v1.3 -e MAKE_OPTS=-j4 -v $(pwd):/output --rm -ti rjnorthrow/atk
Requires a GCC cross-compiler toolchain targetting
m68k-unknown-elf
. I recommend binutils-2.28 and gcc-7.1.0, built
with the following configuration lines on a Linux host or VM (note these are
not exhaustive toolchain build instructions!):
../binutils-2.28/configure --prefix=/path/to/install --target=m68k-unknown-elf
../gcc-7.1.0/configure --prefix=/path/to/install --target=m68k-unknown-elf --enable-languages=c --disable-libssp
Note that /path/to/install/bin
must be on your PATH both when building
and using the cross compiler. For example:
mkdir -p $HOME/cross/bin
export PATH=$PATH:$HOME/cross/bin
... --prefix=$HOME/cross ...
The build also depends on Google's Zopfli (a gzip replacement). This can be installed in Ubuntu Linux as follows:
sudo apt install zopfli
To build Amiga Test Kit: make testkit
. The ADF and distribution ZIP file
are now in the testkit/ folder.
This is a selection of code that I will add to over time. There are three main file types, distinguished by suffix:
- .S CPP + GAS assembler syntax (for cross-dev environments)
- .asm Amiga native asm syntax (Devpac, AsmOne, PhxAss, vasm, Barfly, ...)
- .c Somewhat-portable C (I will gladly take patches to make the C code work outside a GCC/POSIX environment).
All code is public domain (see the COPYING file).
For detailed build and usage instructions, see file header comments and run-time help info.
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base/ GNU build rules, initialisation code, utility code and headers.
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testkit/ Amiga Test Kit, built as a Workbench/CLI executable and as a bootable disk image.
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host_tools/kickconv Convert Kickstart ROM images: byte-swap, word-split, decrypt, fix checksums. Especially useful for creating images for burning to EPROM.
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attic/crc16_ccitt.S Table-driven CRC16-CCITT implementation.
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inflate/degzip_{gnu,portable}.c Analyse gzip files, extract and write out their raw Deflate streams (can then be processed by inflate, see below). Original version for GNU/Linux, and portable version fixed by phx / EAB.
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inflate/inflate.{S,asm} Small and efficient implementation of Inflate, as specified in RFC 1951 "DEFLATE Compressed Data Format Specification".