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A pizza timer written in C for the Commodore Amiga and AmigaOS 2.0 and higher
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README.md

Pizza Timer

This is the pizza timer written in C for the Commodore Amiga I made for "Can a Commodore Amiga help you cook a pizza?" on YouTube: https://youtu.be/QrrugOgFmjg

Requirements

  • AmigaOS 2 and higher
    • I use the GadTools library to build the timer, which only works out-od-the-box on 2 and higher.
    • The timer can take advantage of AmigaOS 3 updates to GadTools for displaying the timer text.

Running

  • main and bell.8svx will run the timer itself
    • You'll need bell.8svx in the same folder as main if you want to hear the bell noise.
  • justwindow will show the basic window with no gadgets besides window ones.

Compiling

I built this using vamos and SAS/C on my Linux machine, which I set up using this guide. Having GNU make installed makes the process a little easier.

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