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by snvzz
953 days ago
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Yes, it refers[0] to dos.library and complementary software such as the shell, cli commands, scripts. exec.library is the kernel, which used to be called "ROM Kernel". The ROM portion of the OS is called Kickstart. The disk portion is called Workbench, but is also used to refer to workbench.library (mostly a file manager) today. The whole system became AmigaOS at some point, probably around the 2.x release (1991). IMHO exec.library is great, but dos.library was a huge mistake. 0. https://archive.org/details/amiga-rom-kernel-reference-manua... |
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I'm interested in your take on this point. I cut my m68k teeth on Amiga demo programming, but never delved into exec (apart from a very small amount of init).