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   Mapping the Atari provides comprehensive information on Atari games, demos, and utilities for various models.

2. www.atarimania.com › documents › Mapping_the_AtariThe World's Finest Atari Database : games, demos, utilities ...

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   The World's Finest Atari Database : games, demos, utilities ...

3. www.axisandallies.org › forums › topicGrasshopper’s Map File Collection - Axis & Allies .org Forums

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   Mar 29, 2020 · The following posts and links are for those that wish to print an Axis & Allies map file for their gaming experience. Customizers that have put in countless hours of work creating these files deserve your gratitude… especially if their work has benefited you in some way.

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4. atari-owner.com › club › resourcesMapping the Atari, Revised Edition | Atari Owners' Club

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   Updated edition of Ian Chadwick's popular and essential reference for the Atari 8-bit home computers.

5. archive.org › details › ataribooks-mapping-the-atariMapping the Atari : Chadwick, Ian : Free Download, Borrow ...

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   Jan 14, 2013 · ataribooks-mapping-the-atari Identifier-ark ark:/13960/t56d75k10 Isbn 0874550041 Lccn 85237679 Ocr ABBYY FineReader 8.0 Openlibrary OL2654380M Openlibrary_edition OL2654380M Openlibrary_work OL5212125W Ppi 300 Year 1985

6. www.atarimagazines.com › v8n4 › mappingatariMapping The Atari

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   Ian Chadwick's "Mapping The Atari" has been one of the core references for Atari 8-bit programmers since the first edition was published in 1983. The book is set up as a comprehensive guide to the memory locations in the Atari 130XE, 65XE, 800XL, 600XL, 1200XL, 800 and 400.

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   What is 'Mapping The Atari'?

   • Ian Chadwick's 'Mapping The Atari' is a comprehensive guide to the memory locations in the Atari 130XE, 65XE, 800XL, 600XL, 1200XL, 800 and 400 systems, published since 1983. But it is much more than that.

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   Does Antic have a reference book for Atari 8-bit programmers?

   • Antic publishes Ian Chadwick's "Mapping The Atari", which has been a core reference for Atari 8-bit programmers since its first edition was published in 1983. The book is a comprehensive guide to the memory locations in the Atari 130XE, 65XE, 800XL, 600XL, 1200XL, 800, and 400.

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   How does the SIO chip control Atari peripherals?

   • The SIO chip controls Atari peripherals based on requests in its Device Control Block (DCB) from the proper device driver. It is also accessed by FMS for data transfer. VBI: VBLANK interrupt.

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   Where is the lowest address stored on Atari?

   • On the Atari, the convention for storing addresses in memory is in the LSB/MSB manner (i.e., the smaller part is in the first memory location). Locations 88 and 89 store the lowest address of the screen memory. For example, if the numbers found there are 22 and 56, respectively.

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   What is the role of SIO in the Atari 850?

   • SIO: Serial Input/Output routines located in ROM controls the Atari peripherals, including the 850 interface (R:) and cassette recorder (C:), as per the request placed in its Device Control Block (DCB) by the proper device driver. It is also accessed by FMS for data transfer.

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   What is a poke byte in Atari?

   • In Atari, all bytes can hold a number between zero and 255. POKE allows you to place a value into a byte. For example, POKE 710, 80 will turn your screen dark purple. As with PEEK, POKE can only involve numbers between zero and 255.

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8. www.axisandallies.org › forums › topicA&A 1940 Global custom map files available for download

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   Sep 15, 2015 · A Game Play reference chart which includes order of play, starting income, and turn sequence. A Research & Development reference chart detailing both development charts available. A Unit Profile reference chart which includes the attack, defense, and cost values of each unit.