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  1. rocky1138
    Is there a test cartridge/ROM available for the Jaguar? Something that exercises all registers, opcodes, features and reports back on any failures? It would be handy for emulators to compare against when refactoring or adjusting code.
  2. rocky1138
    Such a good catch. Thanks toarnold! Since I'm fine with the `jagsrv` format, I'll probably just remove the unused Makefile variable.
  3. rocky1138
    See attached. move-vasm-vlink.tar.gz
  4. rocky1138
    In Belboz's workshop zip file there's a "move" example which moves a Jaguar logo around the screen. The attached tarball lets you assemble and link it using `vasm` and `vlink` instead of the more traditional methods. I'm having a lot of fun getting these workshops and other sample codebases to work with the new assembler and linker. No idea what the license is on Belboz's tools. I'd like to include a LICENSE file in this tarball, but can't yet.
  5. rocky1138
    Are these the sources used to make the game? It seems there was some doubt as to whether or not these were the ones sent to gold master.
  6. rocky1138
    Hey, we all start somewhere Edit: At first I thought you were poking at my newbieness, but after reading this thread all the way through, I realized that you're just a bully trying your hardest to make fun of my boy JagChris. Grow up. If you don't like something, just don't reply. You know the old adage: If you don't have anything nice to say, say nothing at all.
  7. rocky1138
    Can you explain that a bit? Do you mean that you'll have to issue two different commands or that you'll have to use a completely separate program to do the m68k? Edit: Nevermind, I think I understand now. One specifies the architecture when compiling vasm itself, as per this document: http://sun.hasenbraten.de/vasm/index.php?view=compile
  8. rocky1138
    This is super cool. It looks a bit like the Clandestiny of Elsie!
  9. rocky1138
    Wait, what??? Where is the final source submitted for gold and how far back is the source dump we have?
  10. rocky1138
    Thank you, Zerosquare. I will do these things and let you know if it works. I have an on-board parallel port to use, but I'm curious: why do USB->Parallel adapters not work?
  11. rocky1138
    Yes, yes, I know. I meant in the OP. All in one place makes life happy.
  12. rocky1138
    I feel like any time a new project like this is released on the forums, a video should go up, too! For those of us who don't have a working setup but still want to be part of the community.
  13. rocky1138
    I've always had the hardest time getting uploads from my PC to work correctly with my Jaguar. I've had two cables (the most recent graciously donated by JagChris) and remember reading a long time ago that they're susceptible to interference. Is there anything I can do to to ensure that every time I send a game from my PC to the Jaguar that it works? As it is, for a large game, I have to do it 20-30 times. For "hello world" it might be twice or three times.
  14. rocky1138
    Yeah -_- A guy can dream. That said, whoever did Typhoon on the PC included the Tempest modules and I don't think anything happened.
  15. rocky1138
    What about the license for assets in Jaguar games, e.g., the music from Tempest 2000? Were they also included in the release to public domain?
  16. rocky1138
    This is excellent. Sorry to bug again, but I'm curious what the license on the zipfile you've included is? Second question, re: timing: What rate of speed seems to work best? 10Kbps? 100Kbps? 22Kbps? 1Mbps? (just kidding on that last one, heh)
  17. rocky1138
    @ZeroSquare OK Great. I've pinged Mr. Vendel on the forums, here. With any luck it'll hit his email (or he checks this forum's IM feature regularly) and he'll respond. Does anyone else recognize the other folders and can put me in touch with the people responsible?
  18. rocky1138
    For fun! And to learn.
  19. rocky1138
    Using my computer's parallel port to transfer files to the Jaguar through BJL has never really worked well. It often takes numerous attempts on small files and simply never works on large ones. As a small side project, I've been considering using the GPIO pins on my Raspberry Pi to talk to the 2nd controller port/BJL on the Jaguar so I can use updated hardware and a much more streamlined toolchain. Does anyone have any technical documentation on what, specifically, the BJL listens to on the 2nd controller port, for data?
  20. rocky1138
    Of course One thing I've noticed, though, regarding the Atari Jaguar and the web: there is so much link rot. Increasing use of 301 redirects and fixing broken URLs when seen should alleviate this. It makes it really hard when entire sites go down, a la Jaguar Sector 2.
  21. rocky1138
    It's awesome that this site is served over https, but there are a couple problems to resolve before the site is truly secure. Here's some output from my Chrome window. The page at 'https://atariage.com/forums/user/41076-rocky1138/' was loaded over HTTPS, but is submitting data to an insecure location at 'http://atariage.com/forums/index.php?app=members&module=profile&section=status&do=new&k=85f1c97684d8c46bfb1078281a4d06b4&id=41076': this content should also be submitted over HTTPS. atariage.com/:4580 The page at 'https://atariage.com/forums/user/41076-rocky1138/' was loaded over HTTPS, but is submitting data to an insecure location at 'http://atariage.com/forums/index.php?app=core&module=search&do=search&fromMainBar=1': this content should also be submitted over HTTPS. atariage.com/:1 [blocked] The page at 'https://atariage.com/forums/user/41076-rocky1138/' was loaded over HTTPS, but ran insecure content from 'http://atariage.com/forums/public/dml.swf': this content should also be loaded over HTTPS.
  22. rocky1138
    This is amazing. Completely off-topic, but I wanted to point out the hyperlink in the text "head over to the RAPTOR page" brings me to a 404.
  23. rocky1138
    Hi all, Over the last few years of dipping my feet into the Jaguar development environment, I've amassed a large number of files and folders. Does anyone have any idea where some of these are from and what the license is on them? I'd like to be able to get them into a github repo so that other developers can use them (if I'm allowed, of course). Here are a few samples of the kinds of things I've got: 3DS2JAG JAG.ZOO - First edition Jaguar development tools (mentions a person named 'John' in the README) 8 bit object example from Lars Hannig American Hero BJL Bidirectional Debug Kit BJL Uploader Breakout 2000 sources Butch ASIC (what is ASIC?) CatBox Chaos Agenda Checkered Flag sources Colors Example Cortina Crescent Galaxy Cybermorph DOSStick Dr.Typo Flare Technology Files The list goes on. Can anyone help with what I've got so far? I've attached a screenshot of my folder layout. Thank-you.
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