Directory: debugging tools

Essential page if you would like to build Atari binaries on another machine with modern gcc compiler (4.5.x). There is native compiler build available for Atari/MiNT machines.
Cross compiler is available for Win32 Cygwin (installer), Ubuntu Linux(32/64bit) and Mac OSX.

Dead Hackers Society Atari ST/Falcon files section. There you will find all popular and more obscure native Atari productivity tools for graphics, music, programming and demo creation. Each entry is well described, so everyone who is new to the platform will have good overview how everything looks, what features it has and will be able to choose something for themselves. Highly recommended 😊.
Unfortunately, website will no longer be updated due to not flexible enough CMS and lack of features for multi-editor cooperation, so for latest Atari news check Atariscne.org.

sc68 is a free open source project that intends to play musics originally designed for Atari ST and Amiga computers.
The package contains 68000 macro assembler, 68000 disassembler/sourcer and Ice 2.40 depacker which can be used for Atari ST development. (see Developers/Tools section)

ultraDev is a FGPA based development cartridge for Atari computers.
With ultraDev you are able to start .Prg files directly from your PC on your Atari via pc command line. ultraDev is also able to share a folder from your PC to your Atari as a volume.

Adebug/Assemble is a pair of Debugger/Assembler for the MC68Xxx family running on Atari and Amiga computers. Years ago commercial product, now GPL.

Collection of the old code base for the TurboAss and Bugaboo, which was first sold commercially under the name OMIKRON.Assembler and later as shareware under the name TurboAss/Bugaboo.

Features:

68000 assembler, editor and debugger
Compiles up to 1.3 million lines per minute (on a 8MHz 68000)
Syntax check at input!
very powerful editor
source level debugging
does not depend on the operating system

Unofficial debugger frontend for Hatari emulator by Tat/Avena.