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Software that uses ANTIC banking?


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Hi @reifsnyderb,

 

There was a thread on this topic that lists a whole bunch of other programs that require it. Her it is in case you want more programs to test: Programs that require sep. Antic access...

 

Also make sure you get the correct versions: some of them have been patched to not use Antic access

 

 

 

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Just now, scorpio_ny said:

Hi @reifsnyderb,

 

There was a thread on this topic that lists a whole bunch of other programs that require it. Her it is in case you want more programs to test: Programs that require sep. Antic access...

 

 

 

 

Thanks!  I was wondering if such a thread existed but couldn't find it.

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Some A8 programs that (I know) make use of sep. Antic access:

 

01) AD6502: Arsantica 2 by Desire [demo] (fractal part)
02) Apple II Emulator by Piotr "Artax" Mejer [tool/application]
03) Atariwriter+ XE for Omniview 80 by Atari & Newell Industries [tool/application]
(modified version of AW+, especially made for Omniview 80 by Newell)
04) Gr.8 RGB picture show by MetalGuy [demo/slideshow] (slideshow program)
05) TL-Cars by T.L. [game]
06) Video Blitz by Helvetica Bold [demo]
07) (The) Wedge by Ed Bachman [tool/application] (format option!)
08) Kompleks K-12 [game-Teaser] by Bocianu (320k Compyshop)
09) State of the Slayer [demo] by X-Men
10) ???  (one more program, but I always forget its name...)

 

So in almost 40 years (130XE released in 1985) we do have 10 programs that utilize sep. Antic access.
Afaik, Kompleks K-12 is the only program that requires min. 320k RAM, while all others work with 128k RAM.

 

NOTE: There also exist patched versions (by Homesoft, HiasSoft and others) of some of the mentioned programs above, that do work without sep. Antic access (e.g. TL-Cars, Video-Blitz and RGB-slideshow).

 

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Well,

 

I am living in PAL-land (banana republic, also known as Germany) and only have PAL machines...

thus, I can only test them under emulation.

 

But:

 

- Atariwriter+

- The Wedge

- RGB-slideshow

- Video Blitz

 

should work with NTSC, since their authors are/were from the US.

 

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