# Amiga Complete System Demo

**Author:** Jason Bou-Samra (Paragon)

A nostalgic, hardware-accelerated image viewer written in **Ada** using the **SDL2** (Simple DirectMedia Layer) bindings. This project serves as a demonstration of window initialization and texture rendering on modern systems while paying homage to the Amiga era.

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## 🚀 Features
*   **Hardware Acceleration:** Utilizes SDL2's `Accelerated` renderer flags.
*   **V-Sync Support:** Includes `Present_V_Sync` to ensure smooth, tear-free image display.
*   **Asset Loading:** Leverages `SDL_image` to handle PNG file formats.
*   **Event Handling:** A dedicated event loop captures the `Quit` signal to close the window gracefully.
*   **Nostalgia:** Specifically designed to showcase Amiga-themed graphical assets.

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## 📸 Screenshot
![Complete System](https://github.com/bou-samra/complete-system/blob/main/img/AmigaSys.ilbm.png)

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## 🛠 Prerequisites

To compile and run this program, you will need:
1.  **GNAT Compiler** (e.g., GNAT Community or FSF GNAT).
2.  **SDL2 Libraries:** `SDL2` and `SDL2_image` development packages.
3.  **SDLAda Bindings:** The Ada-specific wrappers for SDL2.
4.  **pkg-config:** To handle library flags during compilation.

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## ⚙️ Compilation

The project is configured to be built with `gprbuild`. Use the following command to link the necessary SDL2 libraries:

```bash
gprbuild -largs $(pkg-config sdl2 SDL2_image --libs)
```
**Alternatively, using gnatmake:**
```ada
gnatmake main.adb -largs -lSDL2 -lSDL2_image