Awesome list of Atari resources

Anonymous (anonymous@undisclosed.example.com) — 2019-12-15T16:53:16+0000

Awesome list of Atari resources

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Atari Archives, atariarchives.org makes books, information, and software for Atari and other classic computers available on the Web

AtariWiki, The AtariWiki is a collection of Information about the Atari 8-Bit computer line mainly intended for programmers. It covers topics specific to the Atari 8-bit computers, but also generic programming topics like the 6502 line of processors, pProgramming languages available for the Atar8 8-bit machines and generic programming tips and tricks

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mads, Assembler and Pascal comiler

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ASAP, ASAP is a player of Atari 8-bit chiptunes for modern computers and mobile devices

xebin, Atari XL/XE Binary File Utility

xedisk, Atari XL/XE Disk Image Utility

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fastbasic, FastBasic - Fast BASIC interpreter for the Atari 8-bit computers

Fusion-Forth, A Forth interpreter/compiler and IDE for Atari ST

libcmini, small footprint C standard library for Atari ST and m68k-atari-mint cross compiler toolchain

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8bit-unity, 8bit-Unity is the cross-platform C language SDK for the CC65 compiler, which allows writing your game only once, and then deploy it on all those platforms

Atari8GUI, A Graphical OS for the Atari 8-bit

Renderific, An SVG renderer for Atari 8-bit computers, written in Turbo-BASIC XL

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Video, everse engineering Atari 8-bit video

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sio2arduino, is an Atari 8-bit (800/XL/XE) device emulator that runs on the Arduino platform

Emulator / Atari 8bit

Altirra, Altirra, an 8-bit Atari computer emulator

Atari 800, Atari800 is the emulator of Atari 8-bit computer systems and 5200 game console for Unix, Linux, Amiga, MS-DOS, Atari TT/Falcon, MS-Windows, MS WinCE, Sega Dreamcast, Android and other systems supported by the SDL library

Atari++, The Atari++ Emulator is a Unix based emulator of the Atari eight bit computers, namely the Atari 400 and 800, the Atari 400XL, 800XL and 130XE, and the Atari 5200 game console

javatari.js, Javatari - Online Atari 2600 Emulator

Sim2600, Visual6502.org transistor-level simulation of the Atari 2600 game console

Emulator / Atari ST

Hatari, Hatari is an Atari ST/STE/TT/Falcon emulator for GNU/Linux, BSD, Mac OS X, Windows and other systems which are supported by the SDL library

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Arkos-Tracker-2-ST, Atari ST version of the replay source for Arkos Tracker 2

Atomchess-6502, Toledo Atomchess for Atari VCS/2600

emutos, EmuTOS is a Free operating system for Atari ST computers, and more

freemint, Unix-like kernel for Atari ST and compatible computers

pop-a8, Prince of Persia port to Atari 8-bit

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Atari_ST_Sources, A large repository of Atari ST (and family) source code

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Mexico City (Sunday 26/08/07)

Anonymous (anonymous@undisclosed.example.com) — 2019-01-19T16:07:07+0000

Mexico City (Sunday 26/08/07)

You can not see all of this huge city in a single day!
Mexico City often suffer from bad publicity even by tour operators. The tourist areas of the city and the districts themselves are not so dangerous as they say. However, it is better not to walk around the city wearing valuables and be careful.
The city traffic is very intense. When you do not know the city the best means of transport is by taxi. Taxis in front the hotels are recommended because the drivers are bilingual and can wait during your visits. Simply agree on a price before departure according to your itinerary.
To get an idea of how is the everyday live in Mexico City is absolutely necessary to use one of the many buses that “fly” in the city traffic. They are numerous and all crowded, the peculiarity is that there are not “stops”, wherever you find one, just make a sign and you can literally “jump” on board. To use the bus requires a fair amount of balance in order to remain standing, and a greater amount of agility and coordination for both go down and, above all, to go up (the brakes are used very little).

Paseo de la Reforma

Paseo de la Reforma

Paseo de la Reforma: the main street also called “Les Champes-Elysées” of Mexico City, situated between the Museum of Anthropology and the Old Town.
The last Sunday of August it is closed to traffic due to a maratona, so the whole Paseo de la Reforma was available to the families, pedestrians and cyclists.

As you move away from the old town to southwest, the old construction become rarer and give way to modern buildings, which enhance with their grandeur and majesty the political and social role of the city. It is a very spectacular part of Mexico City, where it is concentrated the best of the capital, all the luxury and all the wealth.
Paseo de la Reforma is the main artery of the city, 15km long and wide up to twelve lanes, begins from Avenida Juarez and finish at Chapultepec Park. Wanted by Maximilian of Austria to give a European tone to the capital, the Paseo is lined by trees and statues of heroes and leaders. It was completed by Porfirio Diaz. Along its path is filled by super-luxury hotels, banks, financial companies offices and trendy shops. After Plaza de la Repubblica, there is the Glorieta Cristobal Colon, a roundabout with a statue in the center of the Genoese navigator, the work of French Charles Cordier (1877).
At the intersection with Avenida Insurgentes is the Glorieta Cuauhtemoc, with the monument to the last Aztec emperor. At the junction with Avenida Florencia, is the Glorieta El Angel, a roundabout with the Independence monument consists of a tall column with golden angel on top (1910).

Glorieta Cuauhtemoc

Glorieta El Angel

At the end of the way there are six thin columns of the monument to Los Ninos Heroes (at the entrance to Chapultepec Park) built in honor of the six National Military Academy cadets who sacrificed to defend the city from North America (September 17th, 1847).

Los Ninos Heroes monument

Woods of Chapultepec

Woods of Chapultepec

In the Nahutatl language Chapultepec means “hill of grasshoppers”. The namesake park is the green lung of this asphyxial city is crossed by the Paseo de la Reforma. More than 840 hectares of parkland studded with museums and playgrounds. On top of a short hill stands the Castillo.
The park was the hunting and the summer palace of Moctezuma. The Castillo, starting in 1785, became the residence of the Spanish viceroy, then home to the National Military since 1843, and finally since 1864 home of Maximilian and Charlotte of Austria during their adventure in Mexico. The Presidents of Mexico lived there up tp 1940, when Lazaro Carena transformed it into the History Museum. In the rooms you can admire relics of the Revolution and two large murals, one of Siquierios and the other of Camarena.

Castillo

Museo Historia

Among the trees of the park there is the zoo and the botanical garden, with animals and plants across America.
Almost at the edge of the park there is the Museo de Arte Moderno, which houses the large murals and the highest representatives of the Mexican school of painting.

⇐ Day 1: Mexico City

⇒ Day 3: Teotihuacan

Travels, Mexico, Mexico City, Paseo de la Reforma, Chapultepec

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Mexico City (Sunday 26/08/07)

Mexico City (Sunday 26/08/07)

Paseo de la Reforma

Woods of Chapultepec