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I Wrote an Atari Cart in Python (Sort of...)


JeffJetton

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Okay, I'm not actually writing an Atari 2600 program in Python as much as using Python to build a binary file of machine code instructions from hardcoded hex values.

 

Nothing really revolutionary about it, but I saw Ben Eater do something similar in a video (he flashed an EEPROM with a Python-created file of 6502 code) and thought it might be fun to do the same sort of thing. Reminded me a bit of when I was a kid and would try to write machine code on my Timex-Sinclair 1000 by POKEing bytes into memory using BASIC. ?

 

Here it is:  https://github.com/JeffJetton/cart-maker

 

 - Jeff

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