check this out

[Wally1]

https://www.ebay.com/itm/ATARI-Rare-OEM-Cartridge-Atari-520-1040-ST-STE-Mega-TT-and-Falcon-New-in-Box/302583055216?ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT&_trksid=p2060353.m1438.l2649

 

 

seems to be cool

 

how would we use it though?

 

burn an eeprom?

 

thanks

Edited January 2, 2018 by Wally1

[oracle_jedi]

Peter Putnik has some ST games he converted to run from the cartridge port.

 

Check them out at http://atari.8bitchip.info/cartST.html

 

So yeah, grab a few of those PCBs with cases, a PROM burner, and make yourself an Atari ST ROM cartridge of Star Raiders.

 

Very cool.

[Wally1]

where can i get a PROM burner; Best Elec?

 

i think Brad got em

 

how about K-Seka Assembler on a cartridge..?

i think that's a great idea, its a nifty little assembler!

[fedepede04]

where can i get a PROM burner; Best Elec?

 

i think Brad got em

 

how about K-Seka Assembler on a cartridge..?

i think that's a great idea, its a nifty little assembler!

Wally i got a question for you, why Seka why not devpac?

[Wally1]

cause it is small and sleek, fast, easy to use

 

my friend

[fedepede04]

i also used to use it a lot, because it was fast, also you can see the register when exit your program.

but i encounter some problems with seka, first it don't know the movep instruction, second you can't use program terminate (trap 1 function 0) to exit it will exit to tos

and there also some other small things that i don't recall now (i am getting to old)

 

so today i use devpac 3.10 that i think is better in many ways, but i still use Seka to test speed of my optimizations to see if one way is fast that an other one.

 

btw i am developing writing my code in notepad+ and using STeem to compiled my code so i can speed up the compiling process so it does not matter if devpac is not as fast.

[Wally1]

what kind of coding you do these days fedepede?

[fedepede04]

for the moment when i have the energy, i am working on optimizing and adding / changing some of the graphic / music Enduro Racer.

else i have been working on a Atari drawing also a music program for windows.

 

Enduro Racer.

btw the number in the top is not a fps counter, it is how long its take for it to make a frame.

Edited January 4, 2018 by fedepede04