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14 03-Feb-2023 15:21 49 KB Steve N to previous Corrected "the the" and expanded Rastaconverter with a link also
13 23-Jan-2016 02:34 49 KB Steve N to previous | to last Adding link to new xBIOS document
12 10-Jan-2016 05:47 49 KB Steve N to previous | to last Added reference to Rastaconverter
11 10-Jan-2016 05:36 49 KB Steve N to previous | to last Updated reference to RMT, latest version now 1.28 but no longer supported
10 10-Jan-2016 05:24 48 KB Steve N to previous | to last Text links updated to hyperlinks. Links not checked to see if working.
9 10-Jan-2016 05:15 48 KB Steve N to previous | to last Corrected typo in link which made it look erroneous
8 10-Jan-2016 05:13 48 KB Steve N to previous | to last Added myself to the contributors list
7 10-Jan-2016 05:10 48 KB Steve N to previous | to last Added xBIOS section - I hope to inflate this out later.
6 10-Jan-2016 00:32 48 KB Steve N to previous | to last cc65 comment updated to reflect that it is no longer developed.
5 10-Jan-2016 00:26 48 KB Steve N to previous | to last Updated MADS section with link to English MADS documentation.
4 10-Jan-2016 00:17 48 KB Steve N to previous | to last Changed punctuation, capitalising, correct typos - no change to material content
3 20-Aug-2010 11:33 48 KB Gromit to previous | to last Tabellen
2 14-Mar-2010 18:37 48 KB Carsten Strotmann to previous | to last
1 14-Mar-2010 18:35 48 KB Carsten Strotmann to last

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Today, the internet provides a forum that allows people to share information in a manner unsurpassed in the past. This is a compilation of articles gathered for the purpose of preserving this knowledge for future programmers. Who knows? In another 25 years, there may still be people hacking away on their trusty Atari computers. Many of the articles here have been gathered from a variety of sources, including USENET, user forums and solicited articles. Wherever possible credit has been given to the original authors. If you find an attribution that is missing or in error, please contact me so that the attribution can be corrected.
Today, the internet provides a forum that allows people to share information in a manner unsurpassed in the past. This is a compilation of articles gathered for the the purpose of preserving this knowledge for future programmers. Who knows? In another 25 years, there may still be people hacking away on their trusty Atari computers. Many of the articles here have been gathered from a variety of sources, including USENET, user forums and solicited articles. Wherever possible credit has been given to the original authors. If you find an attribution that is missing or in error, please contact me so that the attribution can be corrected.
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! Graphics converters
* Rastaconverter is a Windows/Linux based utility which iteratively converts ordinary jpeg/gif/png files into executable files which display the pictures natively on the Atari 8-bit. Rastaconverter uses all the power of display list interrupts and player missile graphics to allow the maximum number of colors possible on the screen concurrently. [https://github.com/ilmenit/RastaConverter]
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enough memory-bartprint that the entire screen can be updated in a single vertical blank
enough memory-footprint that the entire screen can be updated in a single vertical blank
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[xBIOS]
!! Advanced Graphical Tools
! Rastconverter
[Rastaconverter] is a Windows/Linux based utility which iteratively converts ordinary jpeg/gif/png files into executable files which display the pictures natively on the Atari 8-bit. Rastaconverter uses all the power of display list interrupts and player missile graphics to allow the maximum number of colours possible on the screen concurrently. [https://github.com/ilmenit/RastaConverter]
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