Atari++ Version 1.36 Released

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Version 1.36 of the Atari++ emulator is now available. Atari++ is an Atari 8-bit/5200 emulator that supports several operating systems, including Unix, Linux, Solaris, and Windows. Unix versions are source-only and must be compiled, but the Windows version is available pre-compiled with the SDL libraries. As expected, this latest version of Atari++ contains several improvements and bug fixes over the previous 1.35 release (changes listed below). To download the latest version of Atari++ and learn more about it, please visit the Atari++ Homepage.

• Fixed broken gadgets when the scrollwheel was used.
  
• Fixed ANTIC instruction fetch for disabled DMACtrl. This fixes one wierd demo.
  
• Added a monitor stack traceback command.
  
• Fixed cycle allocation for pre/post VBI gap of the ANTIC display list.
  
• Fixed parsing of memory extensions.
  
• Fixed a valgrind hit in the CartROM initialization.
  
• Made patch-device support a bit safer by testing for valid IOCBs.
  
• Fixed x11 truecolor buffering that sometimes forgot to offer an RGB frame buffer.
  
• Fixed handling of non-ASCII keyboard events (e.g. german umlauts) that were not properly ignored before.
  
• Fixed length of VBI, the Antic emulation stole nine cycles too many for out-of-display length.
  
• Fixed GTIA/CTIA detection and output of undefined registers for GTIA.
  
• Added a new sound front-end, namely DirectX sound support for the win32 platform. Audio output is much smoother now.
  
• Fixed MMU emulation for XE-style extended RAM disks.