[sdiy] Star Wars PCB IC's

[Grant Richter]

There are a bunch of Pokey editors around. They allow full access to the
Pokey register set. There were a set of Books called "The First Book of
Atari", the second book etc. One of them included a full editor.

Look on Atari websites and you can find a lot of free software. The is even
a program that turns your PC into an Atari 800 peripheral. That's how you
get the files onto the Atari. It uses a serial port on the PC with a fairly
simple hardware interface.
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> I'd like to get a copy of that PDF file, if you don't mind. I have a few
> old Atari computers laying around, along with some spare parts as well.
> I have lots of technical data about these machines including full
> schematics, and the assembly language source code for the machine's
> internal ROMs! Can you believe that Atari actually sold that information
> through retail stores? They did. If only modern PC's had that much
> documentation available. Just as nice, I wish synth makers would divulge
> the source code and schematics for all the computers used inside all the
> synths.
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