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`29.Jul.2022` Sascha Kirschgens (ANF)	A-Pet - PET/CBM inspired metal case for Amiga 500 Mike, a British Amiga fan, is working on a metal case in the style of Commodore's CBM series. The "A-Pet" is supposed to be able to accommodate either a standard PC or various Amiga models, this is achieved by using different backplates (amiga-news.de reported). The development of the Amiga prototype is finished so far, Mike explains the current state in this recent YouTube video. The site Hackaday has awarded the Hackaday Prize 2022 to this project. (dr) [News message: 29. Jul. 2022, 11:47] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]
`26.Jul.2022`	Programming language: Visual Studio Code Extension for BlitzBasic 2 (update) Youen has created a fork of the Visual Studio Code Extension written by 'MickGyver' to support Amiga Blitz Basic 2 and AmiBlitz, which no longer requires external tools (implemented by native Javascript). Also an inline help is now available. Currently version 0.3.2 is available, which was released yesterday. Update: (27.07.2022, 16:40, dr) A few moments ago, version 0.4.0 was released which now can manage multiple files. (dr) [News message: 26. Jul. 2022, 12:16] [Comments: 1 - 27. Jul. 2022, 16:45] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]
`25.Jul.2022` George Sokianos (ko-fi)	AmigaOS 4: Flawfinder finds vulnerabilities in C/C++ source code George 'walkero' Sokianos has ported Flawfinder, originally written by David A. Wheeler in Python, to AmigaOS 4 and explained: "In the last couple of years that I started working on AmigaOS applications, I always look how to make use of modern tools with my code and how to avoid doing mistakes that will cost performance and, most importantly, security. That's why my projects are covered by an online test platform like Codacy. What I found is that such platforms use tools that are available, such as CppCheck and Flawfinder. Then I thought, 'Is it possible to bring those tools to AmigaOS 4? Would it be useful?'. So... Flawfinder is a code analysis tool that searches in source files, looking for potential security flaws. This is developed by David A. Wheeler in Python, supporting v2.7 and above. So it looked like a good candidate to work with. The problem with AmigaOS 4 is that the available Python version is 2.5. The good thing is that Flawfinder does not use code that is really tough to backport. After a few changes on print() usage here and there and some other fixes, Flawfinder works fine and it is available for everyone to use it. You can find my work and my latest release 2.0.19 r1 on my personal Git website and soon on OS4Depot. The only thing you need to do to use it is to extract the lha file contents anywhere on your hard disk and execute something like: flawfinder src/ Inside the archive, you will find the documentation in HTML and PDF format, and please consult it for a lot more options." Anyone who wants to support the author has the opportunity to do so on his Ko-fi website. The author returns 50% of the donations to the community at the end of each month by supporting projects or developers. (dr) [News message: 25. Jul. 2022, 17:26] [Comments: 0] [Send via e-mail] [Print version] [ASCII version]

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