exxos wrote: ↑

Tue Dec 31, 2019 11:40 pm

@Cyprian We're talking about TOS206 on STFM ...

ok,
can you do some tests?
I could provide necessary PRG files.

I would say the TOS in STfm has slower blitting functions than in STe. Bear in in mind STfm TOS has less space than STe's one - 192k vs 256k. Atari did some optimisation in order to fit the TOS in 192k (like using LineF functions), which are not present in STe TOS. It could have an impact onto perfo...

impressive

nice news

copy files emucurs1.def / emucurs1.rsc to C:\ and rename them to emucurs.def / emucurs.rsc Note that DEF files are useless for EmuTOS itself. They are only used by resource editors to display object names. Just ensure that you have a file C:\EMUCURS.RSC (or A: if you booted from floppy) then everyt...

copy files emucurs1.def / emucurs1.rsc to C:\ and rename them to emucurs.def / emucurs.rsc

the same with emuicon0.def / emuicon0.rsc, copy to C:\ and rename them to emuicon.def / emuicon.rsc

On Jookie's homepage you can find a sources for UltraSatan - ACSI device
http://joo.kie.sk/?page_id=255

what kind of device do you plan?

do you have more info about atari-home.de?

I vote yes.

The more Atari related threads, the better IMO.

Is there any known difference between the timings of this presumably newer blitter? (functionality wise I assume it's the same). regarding timings, the only known difference is Mega STE, where each blit pass takes one more bus cycle for bus mastering (cache management is suspected of that delay). r...

What did you try to do and what was the consequence of this? How did this "bug" present itself? I'm interested as I'm messing with the Blitter quiet a lot lately. Thanks, Daniel Below you can find a graphics representation of that behaviour. That screenshot is taken from real hardware. White/grey/r...