test-amiga

Run Amiga binaries under Vamos and compare output against native builds.

30|2|Updated Mar 20, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/bdgscotland/amiport --skill test-amiga
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Skill: test-amiga
Source: https://github.com/bdgscotland/amiport/tree/main/.claude/skills/test-amiga
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/bdgscotland/amiport --skill test-amiga

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Test Amiga binaries by running them under Vamos and verifying their output.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Prerequisites checks: ensures Vamos is installed and a compiled Amiga binary is available.
  • Execution & capture: runs the binary via Vamos, captures stdout and stderr, and honors timeouts.
  • Output comparison: compares the Amiga output to the native version and reports discrepancies.

Quick Start

Use the test-amiga skill to run a compiled Amiga binary with Vamos and verify its output against the native build.

Frequently Asked Questions about test-amiga

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I run regression tests for Amiga binaries using Vamos?

Run post-build regression testing by executing compiled Amiga binaries under Vamos. It captures stdout and stderr while honoring timeouts, then compares the Amiga output to the native build to report discrepancies.

How does Vamos output comparison work for Amiga emulation testing?

Amiga emulation testing compares the stdout and stderr captured from a Vamos run against the native build's output. It applies post-build regression checks across different binaries, arguments, and volume configurations to identify discrepancies.

Do I need Vamos installed to test compiled Amiga binaries?

Yes, you need Vamos installed to test compiled Amiga binaries. The skill performs prerequisite checks to ensure Vamos is available and a compiled Amiga binary is ready before executing output comparison tests.

Can I simulate real Amiga environments with different arguments and volume configurations?

Yes, you can simulate real Amiga environments by applying post-build regression testing across different binaries, arguments, and volume configurations under Vamos to verify their output and report discrepancies.

What are the limitations of testing Amiga binaries under Vamos?

Testing Amiga binaries under Vamos relies on native-output comparison and requires a compiled binary. It is limited by timeout constraints and the accuracy of the simulated volume configurations when reporting output discrepancies.