Is there a source code master list?

[quohog]

I've found a few lists of all 2600 roms, and they are the best thing ever, and now I'm looking for the same thing for disassembled or original .asm source code for 2600 games. 

 

I've found this:

https://github.com/johnidm/asm-atari-2600

 

And this:

http://www.bjars.com/sourcecode.html

 

Is that all that are out there? I feel like someone must have made One List to Rule them All, but I just can't find it for some reason. Anyone have a link to share? Or are the lists I've found the biggest?

 

Thanks! Thanks! Thanks!

 

PS Sorry if it's location is obvious. I still haven't figured out how to find everything around here.

 

[DEBRO]

Hi there,

 

I have planned to move all my source code (disassemblies and original work) to Github. I only have 5 at the moment but more will come. Alternatively, you can find links to my disassemblies on AA from this list.

 

https://github.com/DNSDEBRO

 

Disassembling 2600 Games Topic

 

 

[+Andrew Davie]

I'm not aware of a comprehensive list, but it's a good idea.

Here are a few of mine... I put latest ZIPs at the end of the thread where I could.

 

Qb (2003) very plain vanilla but does show complex use of playfield animation.
https://www.biglist.com/lists/stella/archives/200103/msg00284.html


Sokoboo (2019) quite sophisticated use of DASM/macros and 3E bankswitching... and an embedded playfield tile engine.
Way too complex for any mere mortal to understand, including me.
https://atariage.com/forums/topic/293315-sokoban

Chess 3E+ (2020) a chess engine - very very sophisticated macro use, 3E+ bankswitching
Check out the macros "REF" and "VAR" and how they work to give you safe local variables in zeropage.
https://atariage.com/forums/topic/299157-chess
 

The BYO greeting cart shows the Chronocolour™ display in action...

https://atariage.com/forums/topic/22242-build-your-own-greeting-cart-can-you-type-make/

ZIP with source code @ top

[+SpiceWare]

Haven't seen a master list.  MiniDig has some as well 

 

http://www.qotile.net/minidig/

[LeChuck]

Good question, I've been wondering the same.  I plan to make a GitHub repository for mine, like DEBRO is doing with his.  It would be nice to have a master list or collection somewhere.

[quohog]

I made a suggestion about including source code as a field in the games database, along with roms, cart scans, etc, and Albert seemed to think it was a good idea, so maybe it will be in a future update? Then we could all add to it.

[DEBRO]

Hi there,

 

1 hour ago, LeChuck said:

I plan to make a GitHub repository for mine, like DEBRO is doing with his.

I had a suggestion to reorganize my Github repository. I was thinking of moving them all to a Atari2600\Disassemblies folder instead of having separate repos. What do you think?

[LeChuck]

10 minutes ago, DEBRO said:

Hi there,

 

I had a suggestion to reorganize my Github repository. I was thinking of moving them all to a Atari2600\Disassemblies folder instead of having separate repos. What do you think?

I would probably do a single repository too, with all the games in their own folders under there.  If these were larger, more involved projects separate repositories would make more sense.  Nice to be able to clone once and get everything in one swipe!