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date description author
14.04.2012 Vinc&e~~grave;~~nt Riviere, author of m68k gcc cross compiler, has published an article in Software Development Journal Extra about process of making it. You can download the whole SDJ and read the "Porting GCC to new targets - the case of Atari ST computers" here. admin
10.04.2012 Some sad news. 08.04.2012 at age 83 died founder of Atari Corp. and Commodore Jack Tramiel. Under his management the whole 16/32-bit Atari computer system emerged (to which this site is wholly dedicated). I think that the most important thing he did in his life, was making affordable computers for common people, so they could be used at homes. This statement can look ridiculous from the modern perspective, but thirty years ago computer technology wasn't so widespread and affordable as it is now. So long, Jack! And thanks for great computers! admin
09.04.2012 Check out the workshop about oldschool Atari ST demo coding by Gunstick/ULM. It contains good overview of the Atari ST platform from technical and historical point of view. Two, potentially most interesting parts are still missing though. Here you can read something more about ULM admin
14.03.2012 Great addition today. First official, public Supervidel hardware info. Supervidel is an add-on expansion card for CT60/CT63 equipped Falcon 030 computers. It's fully compatible to graphics Videl chip found in all Falcons, is completely transparent from software point of view and needs no drivers. Additionally it will provide resolutions present in modern desktop computers, faster/dedicated video memory, dual monitor output and optionally ethernet support. Here: Supervidel VHDL overview and Supervidel memory map. Card will be produced soon, preorder has started . admin
04.02.2012 Whoa! Another update this day. Second great thing is Abacus ST Internals 3rd edition. If you're Atari ST programmer or you want to be one, this is absolutely must read. Every Atari ST subsystem is described on hardware and software level. Book contains also BIOS/GEMDOS/XBIOS/Line A/AES/VDI reference which is great help while coding, description of m68k processor architecture and operation, m68k instruction set/addressing modes reference, listing of important system vectors and much more. Nearly everything you should know. With Atari Compendium and ST/TT Profibuch (which was never translated from german) ST Internals is one of the best hardware/software references for Atari ST range of computers (and personally my favourite). At the end of the book there is disassembled system startup sequence. This is updated revision, contains information about blitter which was missing in previous editions. Thanks to uicr0Bee for a scan. admin
04.02.2012 New article added. It explains how to use Jam player plugins in your own Atari programs in few easy steps. It comes with C API wrapper especially written for this article, which makes life of a coder alot easier. Wrapper can be downloaded from here, but direct link is provided on the first page of the article too. From the other things, comments were disabled due to spam issues. Content rating is turned off too, who uses it anyway? admin
07.12.2011 New article added. It explains how to reduce executables size and remove standard gcc 4.3.x library dependencies. It might be useful for people writing games/demos 'near bare metal' (close to the hardware) and with standard system calls (BIOS/XBIOS and so on). It's now possible to use gcc even for lower spec machines like Atari ST (512kb RAM), where every byte is precious. Before this gcc 4> binary size was a real problem for standard machines. Thanks to Sqward! admin
27.11.2011 Added new wiki page describing usage of python based SCons build system with gcc cross compiler and VASM. The information can be useful for using other compilers too. admin
17.07.2011 Added new books: Learning C on Atari ST (scan by uicr0Bee), Atari ST machine language, Atari ST Basic to C and 68000-68010-68020 Primer. admin
04.07.2011 Added new book/reference manual Modern Atari System Software A Programmers Guide by HiSoft. Thanks to uicr0Bee for a scan, more to come! New front page Atari ST images/photos were provided by Robson. Probably there will be more in the future. I hope you will like them. I encourage everyone interested to subscribe to RSS feeds. Separate feeds were created for download section, wiki pages and articles. Subscribe and be informed every time something is updated or added, so you will not miss anything. admin
23.06.2011 Added new book Atari ST 3D Graphics Programming - Concepts And Techniques by Uwe Braun. Thanks to uicr0Bee for a scan. admin
21.06.2011 Added new tutorial ATI Radeon programming with XBIOS which should give you an idea how to program ATI Radeon on Falcon. It also exposes limitations of current versions of drivers, so you will know why there is no games or demos which can use this new hardware. admin
25.04.2011 Added wiki page "Creating TOS binaries with CMake and cross compiler" based on similar MinGW tutorial. Info is very basic, but it's a good start if you can't live with GNU make. admin
24.04.2011 Removed alot of annoying links under wiki pages. Cleaned up download section view. admin
23.04.2011 Mirrored U.L.S.(Universal Loader System) by D-BUG, all documentation, source code and examples. admin
23.04.2011 Site maintenance. Upgraded system to the new version. If anyone will encounter any errors then let me know via contact form or e-mail. admin
20.01.2011 Added RSS feeds for several sections(found on bottom of the page). You can get direct information about updates everytime something has changed or has been added. Individual RSS feeds were set for wiki pages, article section, file downloads and links. So grab your favourite RSS feed manager and subscribe! Links section has also been improved. admin
26.10.2010 Initial version. admin

date	description	author
14.04.2012	Vinc&e~~grave;~~nt Riviere, author of m68k gcc cross compiler, has published an article in Software Development Journal Extra about process of making it. You can download the whole SDJ and read the "Porting GCC to new targets - the case of Atari ST computers" here.	admin
10.04.2012	Some sad news. 08.04.2012 at age 83 died founder of Atari Corp. and Commodore Jack Tramiel. Under his management the whole 16/32-bit Atari computer system emerged (to which this site is wholly dedicated). I think that the most important thing he did in his life, was making affordable computers for common people, so they could be used at homes. This statement can look ridiculous from the modern perspective, but thirty years ago computer technology wasn't so widespread and affordable as it is now. So long, Jack! And thanks for great computers!	admin
09.04.2012	Check out the workshop about oldschool Atari ST demo coding by Gunstick/ULM. It contains good overview of the Atari ST platform from technical and historical point of view. Two, potentially most interesting parts are still missing though. Here you can read something more about ULM	admin
14.03.2012	Great addition today. First official, public Supervidel hardware info. Supervidel is an add-on expansion card for CT60/CT63 equipped Falcon 030 computers. It's fully compatible to graphics Videl chip found in all Falcons, is completely transparent from software point of view and needs no drivers. Additionally it will provide resolutions present in modern desktop computers, faster/dedicated video memory, dual monitor output and optionally ethernet support. Here: Supervidel VHDL overview and Supervidel memory map. Card will be produced soon, preorder has started .	admin
04.02.2012	Whoa! Another update this day. Second great thing is Abacus ST Internals 3rd edition. If you're Atari ST programmer or you want to be one, this is absolutely must read. Every Atari ST subsystem is described on hardware and software level. Book contains also BIOS/GEMDOS/XBIOS/Line A/AES/VDI reference which is great help while coding, description of m68k processor architecture and operation, m68k instruction set/addressing modes reference, listing of important system vectors and much more. Nearly everything you should know. With Atari Compendium and ST/TT Profibuch (which was never translated from german) ST Internals is one of the best hardware/software references for Atari ST range of computers (and personally my favourite). At the end of the book there is disassembled system startup sequence. This is updated revision, contains information about blitter which was missing in previous editions. Thanks to uicr0Bee for a scan.	admin
04.02.2012	New article added. It explains how to use Jam player plugins in your own Atari programs in few easy steps. It comes with C API wrapper especially written for this article, which makes life of a coder alot easier. Wrapper can be downloaded from here, but direct link is provided on the first page of the article too. From the other things, comments were disabled due to spam issues. Content rating is turned off too, who uses it anyway?	admin
07.12.2011	New article added. It explains how to reduce executables size and remove standard gcc 4.3.x library dependencies. It might be useful for people writing games/demos 'near bare metal' (close to the hardware) and with standard system calls (BIOS/XBIOS and so on). It's now possible to use gcc even for lower spec machines like Atari ST (512kb RAM), where every byte is precious. Before this gcc 4> binary size was a real problem for standard machines. Thanks to Sqward!	admin
27.11.2011	Added new wiki page describing usage of python based SCons build system with gcc cross compiler and VASM. The information can be useful for using other compilers too.	admin
17.07.2011	Added new books: Learning C on Atari ST (scan by uicr0Bee), Atari ST machine language, Atari ST Basic to C and 68000-68010-68020 Primer.	admin
04.07.2011	Added new book/reference manual Modern Atari System Software A Programmers Guide by HiSoft. Thanks to uicr0Bee for a scan, more to come! New front page Atari ST images/photos were provided by Robson. Probably there will be more in the future. I hope you will like them. I encourage everyone interested to subscribe to RSS feeds. Separate feeds were created for download section, wiki pages and articles. Subscribe and be informed every time something is updated or added, so you will not miss anything.	admin
23.06.2011	Added new book Atari ST 3D Graphics Programming - Concepts And Techniques by Uwe Braun. Thanks to uicr0Bee for a scan.	admin
21.06.2011	Added new tutorial ATI Radeon programming with XBIOS which should give you an idea how to program ATI Radeon on Falcon. It also exposes limitations of current versions of drivers, so you will know why there is no games or demos which can use this new hardware.	admin
25.04.2011	Added wiki page "Creating TOS binaries with CMake and cross compiler" based on similar MinGW tutorial. Info is very basic, but it's a good start if you can't live with GNU make.	admin
24.04.2011	Removed alot of annoying links under wiki pages. Cleaned up download section view.	admin
23.04.2011	Mirrored U.L.S.(Universal Loader System) by D-BUG, all documentation, source code and examples.	admin
23.04.2011	Site maintenance. Upgraded system to the new version. If anyone will encounter any errors then let me know via contact form or e-mail.	admin
20.01.2011	Added RSS feeds for several sections(found on bottom of the page). You can get direct information about updates everytime something has changed or has been added. Individual RSS feeds were set for wiki pages, article section, file downloads and links. So grab your favourite RSS feed manager and subscribe! Links section has also been improved.	admin
26.10.2010	Initial version.	admin

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date description author
14.04.2012 Vincent Rivière, author of m68k gcc cross compiler, has published an article in Software Development Journal Extra about process of making it. You can download the whole SDJ and read the "Porting GCC to new targets - the case of Atari ST computers" here. admin
10.04.2012 Some sad news. 08.04.2012 at age 83 died founder of Atari Corp. and Commodore Jack Tramiel. Under his management the whole 16/32-bit Atari computer system emerged (to which this site is wholly dedicated). I think that the most important thing he did in his life, was making affordable computers for common people, so they could be used at homes. This statement can look ridiculous from the modern perspective, but thirty years ago computer technology wasn't so widespread and affordable as it is now. So long, Jack! And thanks for great computers! admin
09.04.2012 Check out the workshop about oldschool Atari ST demo coding by Gunstick/ULM. It contains good overview of the Atari ST platform from technical and historical point of view. Two, potentially most interesting parts are still missing though. Here you can read something more about ULM admin
14.03.2012 Great addition today. First official, public Supervidel hardware info. Supervidel is an add-on expansion card for CT60/CT63 equipped Falcon 030 computers. It's fully compatible to graphics Videl chip found in all Falcons, is completely transparent from software point of view and needs no drivers. Additionally it will provide resolutions present in modern desktop computers, faster/dedicated video memory, dual monitor output and optionally ethernet support. Here: Supervidel VHDL overview and Supervidel memory map. Card will be produced soon, preorder has started . admin
04.02.2012 Whoa! Another update this day. Second great thing is Abacus ST Internals 3rd edition. If you're Atari ST programmer or you want to be one, this is absolutely must read. Every Atari ST subsystem is described on hardware and software level. Book contains also BIOS/GEMDOS/XBIOS/Line A/AES/VDI reference which is great help while coding, description of m68k processor architecture and operation, m68k instruction set/addressing modes reference, listing of important system vectors and much more. Nearly everything you should know. With Atari Compendium and ST/TT Profibuch (which was never translated from german) ST Internals is one of the best hardware/software references for Atari ST range of computers (and personally my favourite). At the end of the book there is disassembled system startup sequence. This is updated revision, contains information about blitter which was missing in previous editions. Thanks to uicr0Bee for a scan. admin
04.02.2012 New article added. It explains how to use Jam player plugins in your own Atari programs in few easy steps. It comes with C API wrapper especially written for this article, which makes life of a coder alot easier. Wrapper can be downloaded from here, but direct link is provided on the first page of the article too. From the other things, comments were disabled due to spam issues. Content rating is turned off too, who uses it anyway? admin
07.12.2011 New article added. It explains how to reduce executables size and remove standard gcc 4.3.x library dependencies. It might be useful for people writing games/demos 'near bare metal' (close to the hardware) and with standard system calls (BIOS/XBIOS and so on). It's now possible to use gcc even for lower spec machines like Atari ST (512kb RAM), where every byte is precious. Before this gcc 4> binary size was a real problem for standard machines. Thanks to Sqward! admin
27.11.2011 Added new wiki page describing usage of python based SCons build system with gcc cross compiler and VASM. The information can be useful for using other compilers too. admin
17.07.2011 Added new books: Learning C on Atari ST (scan by uicr0Bee), Atari ST machine language, Atari ST Basic to C and 68000-68010-68020 Primer. admin
04.07.2011 Added new book/reference manual Modern Atari System Software A Programmers Guide by HiSoft. Thanks to uicr0Bee for a scan, more to come! New front page Atari ST images/photos were provided by Robson. Probably there will be more in the future. I hope you will like them. I encourage everyone interested to subscribe to RSS feeds. Separate feeds were created for download section, wiki pages and articles. Subscribe and be informed every time something is updated or added, so you will not miss anything. admin
23.06.2011 Added new book Atari ST 3D Graphics Programming - Concepts And Techniques by Uwe Braun. Thanks to uicr0Bee for a scan. admin
21.06.2011 Added new tutorial ATI Radeon programming with XBIOS which should give you an idea how to program ATI Radeon on Falcon. It also exposes limitations of current versions of drivers, so you will know why there is no games or demos which can use this new hardware. admin
25.04.2011 Added wiki page "Creating TOS binaries with CMake and cross compiler" based on similar MinGW tutorial. Info is very basic, but it's a good start if you can't live with GNU make. admin
24.04.2011 Removed alot of annoying links under wiki pages. Cleaned up download section view. admin
23.04.2011 Mirrored U.L.S.(Universal Loader System) by D-BUG, all documentation, source code and examples. admin
23.04.2011 Site maintenance. Upgraded system to the new version. If anyone will encounter any errors then let me know via contact form or e-mail. admin
20.01.2011 Added RSS feeds for several sections(found on bottom of the page). You can get direct information about updates everytime something has changed or has been added. Individual RSS feeds were set for wiki pages, article section, file downloads and links. So grab your favourite RSS feed manager and subscribe! Links section has also been improved. admin
26.10.2010 Initial version. admin

date	description	author
14.04.2012	Vincent Rivière, author of m68k gcc cross compiler, has published an article in Software Development Journal Extra about process of making it. You can download the whole SDJ and read the "Porting GCC to new targets - the case of Atari ST computers" here.	admin
10.04.2012	Some sad news. 08.04.2012 at age 83 died founder of Atari Corp. and Commodore Jack Tramiel. Under his management the whole 16/32-bit Atari computer system emerged (to which this site is wholly dedicated). I think that the most important thing he did in his life, was making affordable computers for common people, so they could be used at homes. This statement can look ridiculous from the modern perspective, but thirty years ago computer technology wasn't so widespread and affordable as it is now. So long, Jack! And thanks for great computers!	admin
09.04.2012	Check out the workshop about oldschool Atari ST demo coding by Gunstick/ULM. It contains good overview of the Atari ST platform from technical and historical point of view. Two, potentially most interesting parts are still missing though. Here you can read something more about ULM	admin
14.03.2012	Great addition today. First official, public Supervidel hardware info. Supervidel is an add-on expansion card for CT60/CT63 equipped Falcon 030 computers. It's fully compatible to graphics Videl chip found in all Falcons, is completely transparent from software point of view and needs no drivers. Additionally it will provide resolutions present in modern desktop computers, faster/dedicated video memory, dual monitor output and optionally ethernet support. Here: Supervidel VHDL overview and Supervidel memory map. Card will be produced soon, preorder has started .	admin
04.02.2012	Whoa! Another update this day. Second great thing is Abacus ST Internals 3rd edition. If you're Atari ST programmer or you want to be one, this is absolutely must read. Every Atari ST subsystem is described on hardware and software level. Book contains also BIOS/GEMDOS/XBIOS/Line A/AES/VDI reference which is great help while coding, description of m68k processor architecture and operation, m68k instruction set/addressing modes reference, listing of important system vectors and much more. Nearly everything you should know. With Atari Compendium and ST/TT Profibuch (which was never translated from german) ST Internals is one of the best hardware/software references for Atari ST range of computers (and personally my favourite). At the end of the book there is disassembled system startup sequence. This is updated revision, contains information about blitter which was missing in previous editions. Thanks to uicr0Bee for a scan.	admin
04.02.2012	New article added. It explains how to use Jam player plugins in your own Atari programs in few easy steps. It comes with C API wrapper especially written for this article, which makes life of a coder alot easier. Wrapper can be downloaded from here, but direct link is provided on the first page of the article too. From the other things, comments were disabled due to spam issues. Content rating is turned off too, who uses it anyway?	admin
07.12.2011	New article added. It explains how to reduce executables size and remove standard gcc 4.3.x library dependencies. It might be useful for people writing games/demos 'near bare metal' (close to the hardware) and with standard system calls (BIOS/XBIOS and so on). It's now possible to use gcc even for lower spec machines like Atari ST (512kb RAM), where every byte is precious. Before this gcc 4> binary size was a real problem for standard machines. Thanks to Sqward!	admin
27.11.2011	Added new wiki page describing usage of python based SCons build system with gcc cross compiler and VASM. The information can be useful for using other compilers too.	admin
17.07.2011	Added new books: Learning C on Atari ST (scan by uicr0Bee), Atari ST machine language, Atari ST Basic to C and 68000-68010-68020 Primer.	admin
04.07.2011	Added new book/reference manual Modern Atari System Software A Programmers Guide by HiSoft. Thanks to uicr0Bee for a scan, more to come! New front page Atari ST images/photos were provided by Robson. Probably there will be more in the future. I hope you will like them. I encourage everyone interested to subscribe to RSS feeds. Separate feeds were created for download section, wiki pages and articles. Subscribe and be informed every time something is updated or added, so you will not miss anything.	admin
23.06.2011	Added new book Atari ST 3D Graphics Programming - Concepts And Techniques by Uwe Braun. Thanks to uicr0Bee for a scan.	admin
21.06.2011	Added new tutorial ATI Radeon programming with XBIOS which should give you an idea how to program ATI Radeon on Falcon. It also exposes limitations of current versions of drivers, so you will know why there is no games or demos which can use this new hardware.	admin
25.04.2011	Added wiki page "Creating TOS binaries with CMake and cross compiler" based on similar MinGW tutorial. Info is very basic, but it's a good start if you can't live with GNU make.	admin
24.04.2011	Removed alot of annoying links under wiki pages. Cleaned up download section view.	admin
23.04.2011	Mirrored U.L.S.(Universal Loader System) by D-BUG, all documentation, source code and examples.	admin
23.04.2011	Site maintenance. Upgraded system to the new version. If anyone will encounter any errors then let me know via contact form or e-mail.	admin
20.01.2011	Added RSS feeds for several sections(found on bottom of the page). You can get direct information about updates everytime something has changed or has been added. Individual RSS feeds were set for wiki pages, article section, file downloads and links. So grab your favourite RSS feed manager and subscribe! Links section has also been improved.	admin
26.10.2010	Initial version.	admin

Creating TOS binaries with gcc cross-compiler and SCONS

admin — Tue, 06 Dec 2011 22:33:39 +0000

main.c

8" >#include <stdio.h>

main.c

#include <stdio.h>

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SConstruct
9" >import sys

+
SConstruct
1" >import sys

SConstruct

10" >SConscript('SConscript', variant_dir='../build_release', duplicate=0, exports={'MODE':'release'})

SConstruct

2" >SConscript('SConscript', variant_dir='../build_release', duplicate=0, exports={'MODE':'release'})

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SConstript
11" >import sys

+
SConstript
3" >import sys

hello.s

12" >XDEF _hello   ;export symbol

hello.s

4" >XDEF _hello   ;export symbol

- addq.l #6,-(sp)

+ addq.l #6,sp

main.c

13" >#include <mintbind.h>

main.c

5" >#include <mintbind.h>

14" >extern void hello(void);

6" >extern void hello(void);

15" >extern "C"{

7" >extern "C"{

Creating TOS binaries with CMake and cross compiler

admin — Mon, 25 Apr 2011 18:39:43 +0000

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Install CMake

- You should get it directly from CMake official site or get it from packages available for your system distribution (in case of Linux).

- For CMake to be able to crosscompile software, it requires you to write a toolchain file, which tells CMake some information about the toolchain. With the examples used above it will look like(note: for Cygwin you have to exchange "/usr/m68k-atari-mint" path with "/opt/cross-mint" (TODO: verify it)):

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Toolchain-m68k-atari-mint.cmake
20" ># the name of the target operating system

+ For CMake to be able to crosscompile software, it requires you to write a toolchain file, which tells CMake some information about the toolchain. With the examples used above it will look like (ready to use file is added as an attachment at the bottom of this page):
Toolchain-m68k-atari-mint.cmake
16" ># the name of the target operating system

- Save this file as Toolchain-m68k-atari-mint.cmake to some location where you will put all your toolchain files, e.g. $HOME. As you can see CMAKE_FIND_ROOT_PATH is set to /usr/m68k-atari-mint, which contains the headers and libraries installed with the toolchain. This second directory is intended to hold other libraries you will compile using m68k-atari-gcc, they should be installed under this install prefix ~~(note: under unix-like(Linux/Cygwin) environments only one path:'/usr/m68k-atari-mint' should be sufficient, the second can be treated as optional(?))~~. This way the FIND_XXX() commands in CMake will find both the headers and libraries coming with the toolchain as well as additional libraries you have built for this platform.

+ Save this file as Toolchain-m68k-atari-mint.cmake to some location where you will put all your toolchain files, e.g. $HOME. As you can see CMAKE_FIND_ROOT_PATH is set to /usr/m68k-atari-mint, which contains the headers and libraries installed with the toolchain. This second directory is intended to hold other libraries you will compile using m68k-atari-gcc, they should be installed under this install prefix. This way the FIND_XXX() commands in CMake will find both the headers and libraries coming with the toolchain as well as additional libraries you have built for this platform.

main.c

21" >  1 . #include <stdio.h>

main.c

7" >  1 . #include <stdio.h>

- 5 . printf("Hello world\n");

+ 5 . printf("Hello worldn");

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CMakeLists.txt
22" >ADD_EXECUTABLE(hello main.c)

+
CMakeLists.txt
18" >ADD_EXECUTABLE(hello main.c)

23" >~/src/helloworld/ $ mkdir build

19" >~/src/helloworld/ $ mkdir build

U.L.S. (Universal Loading System)

admin — Sat, 23 Apr 2011 18:49:15 +0000

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Source code

+ ULSv3.12j Source

+ Code (uls312j.s)

+

+ Microprose F1GP

+ Loader Source (ULS v3.0 - Requires

+ modification for current ULS build)(ULS v3.12h+)(f1gp.s)

+

+ Alcatraz Loader

+ Source (ULS v3.12h+) (alcatraz.s)

+

+ Elite Loader

+ Source (ULS v3.11 - Requires

+ modification for current ULS build) (Elite.s)

+

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- ULSv3.12j Source

- Code(uls312j.s)

-

- Microprose F1GP

- Loader Source (ULS v3.0 - Requires

- modification for current ULS build)(ULS v3.12h+)(f1gp.s)

-

- Alcatraz Loader

- Source (ULS v3.12h+)(alcatraz.s)

-

- Elite Loader

- Source (ULS v3.11 - Requires

- modification for current ULS build)(Elite.s)

-

ICTARI list of magazine issues

admin — Wed, 19 Jan 2011 21:31:01 +0000

What it is all about?

admin — Mon, 01 Nov 2010 03:13:18 +0000

- This wiki is knowledge base for programmers who would like to know more about coding on 16/32 bit Atari computers with use of modern tools and compilers. It contains instructions needed to set up working programming environment under Unix-like system: Linux (Ubuntu 32/64 bit or any other distribution if you're brave enough to compile tools from sources) or Cygwin (under Windows). It will also provide general information about their usage with some useful hints. Additionally we will provide overview of native Atari tools (which can be used on real Atari hardware).

+ This wiki is knowledge base for programmers who would like to know more about coding on 16/32 bit Atari computers with use of modern tools and compilers, but we also try to cover native tools. It contains instructions needed to set up working programming environment under Unix-like system: Linux (Ubuntu 32/64 bit or any other distribution if you're brave enough to compile tools from sources) or Cygwin (under Windows). />
It will also provide general information about their usage with some useful hints. Additionally we will provide overview of native Atari tools (which can be used on real Atari hardware).

- If you're programmer or coder with Atari programming experience and would like to commit to this wiki or you've spotted an error or just stumbled upon something that could be better described then contact us. Any help or feedback will be appreciated.

+ If you're programmer or coder with Atari programming experience and would like to commit to this wiki or you've spotted an error or just stumbled upon something that could be better described then contact us. Any help or feedback will be appreciated.

Native coding tools

admin — Tue, 26 Oct 2010 02:21:08 +0000

+ TODO

Atari development under Linux

admin — Tue, 26 Oct 2010 02:19:49 +0000

+ TODO

Documentation

admin — Tue, 26 Oct 2010 00:18:32 +0000

+
Documentation