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That was probably down to having a Blitter, rather than mathematical performance. This was a memory copy function in one of the support chips (Agnes), that mass
by simonh 3y ago
That was probably down to having a Blitter, rather than mathematical performance. This was a memory copy function in one of the support chips (Agnes), that massiveky speeded up things like sprite and window movement and line drawing.
- galangalalgol 3y agoDid the a1000 have hard floating point? I know it had a great f18 flight sim that seems like it would have been difficult with integer math, but people do amazing things with integer math.
- kstrauser 3y agoNo, it didn’t. My first Amiga with an FPU was a 2000 with an A2630 accelerator card.