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I can profile for you if you have different routines to compare.

Just send both projects over, and ill run a compare tonite.

Ive had 2 of these in use before, never ran into any problems.

I would just use a pointer and align that pointer, then copy data/code to that pointer and use it.
Or is this too complicated?

Your suggested code seems correct; a few explicit remarks; which you most probably noticed yourself; but it never hurts to make it explicit: - you introduce a small margin of error in the value of d0 that propagates to d1 (in some cases, the margin is 255/256, and propagated by another fraction of ...

Your suggested code seems correct; a few explicit remarks; which you most probably noticed yourself; but it never hurts to make it explicit: - you introduce a small margin of error in the value of d0 that propagates to d1 (in some cases, the margin is 255/256, and propagated by another fraction of 1...

godlib and c seems like a good start; for most heavy duty graphics stuff, I'd still recommend asm

ijor wrote:Yacht is wrong. There is no third prefetch cycle.

Is there an errata on Yacht?

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Apart from the 4k binary Cyprian tried, has anyone done any other tests regarding pack ratio? I'm still favouring ARJ mode 4 and 7 for max pack ratio, but this looks like a great alternative for when depack speed is crucial. Regarding packing ratio, if you're looking for best ratio ever, use shrink...

Definitely interested in the ct60e!

To disable the original CPU you have to lift off CPU pin 16 and lift off pin 17 too and put pin17 to GND. To activate the old original CPU you have to resolder CPU pin16 to the Mainboard CPU16 pad and CPU pin17 do the same ... Yup I looked into it. It seemed to be under some glue, and the cpu is no...

frank.lukas wrote:Not so easy ...

There are two pins from the original CPU lift off and 9 wire solder in the Mainboard. Take a look into the DOITF030 ...

Would this imply I need to get a new 68030 cpu to replace the old one?

Desoldering the wires seem something that is achievable.

Ola, I recently became a (humble) owner of an atari falcon. I found that it currently has a mighty sonic board (32mhz cpu and up to 32mb fastram).

Im still a total falcon noob, and am wondering how easy it is to remove this board.

Any ideas?

I did order the book, but something went wrong with the address; Ive sent an email to payment@zafinnbooks.com ; please react

My reaearch have found me 5 things; 1. Gbs board, converts rgb to vga: pro: 50fps conversion, cheap, con: some small quality artefacts, very slight delay 2. Scart to hdmi converter; pro: excellent quality, cheap, con: 25 fps conversion rate, slight delay 3. Retrotink: composite to vga conversion, pr...

I think most of the things that are important are already mentioned by Daniel. In terms of speed, most cpu time is usually spend on the filling. This can be done horizontally (per scanline) or vertically (per y-block). Pulse contains both a xorfiler (for the cube) and a hline filler (for the tunnel)...

Nope, the deadline for Deadline remote submissions is saturday 1300 iirc. And the website is https://demoparty.berlin
Ive got confirmed at at least one atari ste will be at the party place to show the demos on the real hardware during the compos!

Awesome. I loved the PAL.TOS. Scrollers gave me a lovely laugh too!

You could have submitted these to Deadline you know!!!

More please Good to see you active!

Regards,
Wietze

On chunky to planar: http://alive.atari.org/alive8/c2p.php My research (most of it, until further releases) on chunky to planar: https://bitbucket.org/spkr/c2pdev/src/default/c2p.s I think people are thinking along the lines of using the above c2p code to: - tunnel can be done using an offset map (t...

You know you can count on me Tomchi, watcha need !?

thomas3 wrote:Super cute transitions <3 love it

Yo SPKR - when do we get to see the SMFX prods from this weekend?

They up

Congratulations! Outstanding demo, silky smooth! We welcome our new Swedish Sommarhack overlords!

Since Steven doesnt attend here, this is where you put your bugs:

https://sourceforge.net/p/steemsse/forum/bugs/

Hahaha. So basically the VGA to HDMI converter doesnt solve anything really. Apart from that your display device may have different tolerances for HDMI than VGA input; so this works IF your display device can handle 15khz HDMI.

Hello guys. Ive received the VGA to HDMI converter that Steelz described both here and demonstrates on his youtube video. The tests I have done have resulted int he following: - Given 2 STF's and 1 STE - Connected to the VGA <> HDMI converter through direct 13 pin din to VGA (switch for LOW/MED &...