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1. forums.atariage.com › topic › 302859-altirra-rombios-setAltirra ROM/BIOS Set? - Atari 8-Bit Computers - AtariAge Forums

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   Mar 3, 2020 · Thanks, but I think you're misunderstanding my question. I'm looking for ROMs of supported devices for Altirra (as per the screenshot posted below). I've already got a pretty good handle and system ROMs and BASIC. Edited March 3, 2020 by MrFish

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2. www.virtualdub.org › downloads › Altirra BASICAltirra BASIC Reference Manual - VirtualDub

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   While compatible, Altirra BASIC is a reimplementation from scratch – it does not share any code with and is not based on Atari BASIC. Unlike the latter, Altirra BASIC is freely distributable in both source and object code form. Starting Altirra BASIC Altirra BASIC comes in two forms, an 8KB cartridge ROM image (atbasic.bin) and a DOS executable

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3. forums.atariage.com › topic › 252766-latest-versionLatest version of Altirra 8K BASIC ROM image - AtariAge Forums

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   May 18, 2016 · I did a search and only came up with what I think is a pretty old version of the Altirra 8K BASIC ROM (Altirra 8K BASIC 0.5). Is there anything newer? And if so, could someone please upload it? Looking to use this in one of my U-1meg BASIC Slots. Thank you - Michael

4. www.atariwiki.org › wiki › WikiAtariWiki V3.1: Altirra Basic

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   Altirra BASIC does not, it calls whatever FP routines are found in the machine's ROMs. However, the Altirra emulator contains a second set of FP ROMs that can be optionally turned on, addressing this issue. This FP package, unlike TURBOs, remains fully compatible with Atari's original version and is suitable for burning to ROM.

5. forums.atariage.com › topic › 351843-where-can-iWhere can I find the latest version of Altirra BASIC?

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   Jun 2, 2023 · Just realizing how much faster Altirra BASIC is compared to Atari Rev C. Even using same OEM floating point routines, Altirra executes so much faster. I guess Avery totally optimized the interpreter. Simply amazing! I love that he found room to add the IF/THEN/ELSE/ENDIF capability.

6. sourceforge.net › p › atari800Thread: [Atari800-users] Altirra OS and Altirra BASIC are now ...

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   Hi, When fixing the build of the Android port, I noticed that the implementation of the Altirra OS as built in the emulator, was somewhat sub-optimal - it only provided a single OS ROM for both the 400/800 and XL/XE modes, while in actual Altirra two separate OS ROMs are used in these circumstances; and it didn't include the free BASIC replacement, also available from Altirra.

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   What is altirra BASIC ROM?

   • Altirra BASIC comes in two forms, an 8KB cartridge ROM image (atbasic.bin) and a DOS executable (atbasicx.xex). Both start the same BASIC interpreter, with minor differences. The 8KB cartridge version is made as a drop-in replacement for the Atari BASIC cartridge or system BASIC ROM (XL/XE systems).

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   Does altirra use FP ROMs?

   • Altirra BASIC does not, it calls whatever FP routines are found in the machine's ROMs. However, the Altirra emulator contains a second set of FP ROMs that can be optionally turned on, addressing this issue. This FP package, unlike TURBOs, remains fully compatible with Atari's original version and is suitable for burning to ROM.

   AtariWiki V3.1: Altirra Basic

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   Is altirra based on Atari BASIC?

   • While compatible, Altirra BASIC is a reimplementation from scratch – it does not share any code with and is not based on Atari BASIC. Unlike the latter, Altirra BASIC is freely distributable in both source and object code form. Altirra BASIC comes in two forms, an 8KB cartridge ROM image (atbasic.bin) and a DOS executable (atbasicx.xex).

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   Is altirra a good emulator?

   • Altirra is designed with emulation quality in mind, sometimes over speed and polish. It's designed as a system emulator and debugger instead of a games machine, so there is some setup involved. There is a README file in the archive, but here are some quick tips: First: Software. you need some actual 8-bit Atari (not Atari ST!) software to run.

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   Why does altirra have more free memory on startup?

   • Because it does not include its own FP library, Altirra has more free memory on startup. Atari Wiki is proud to have the license to publish Avery Lee's outstanding Altirra Basic. Avery has done a marvelous job in creating this Basic. Further, he has published the source code, too.

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   Does altirra XL XE use IOCB 0?

   • Altirra BASIC follows the latter, still prohibiting use of IOCB #0. Basic XL/XE allows TRAP to intercept the [Break] key, if enabled with the SET statement. In Altirra BASIC, [Break] is always untrappable. Programs can be loaded and saved between Altirra BASIC and Turbo-BASIC XL, but in general, only the common Atari BASIC subset can be exchanged.

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8. virtualdub.org › altirraAltirra, an 8-bit Atari computer emulator - virtualdub.org

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   Altirra, an 8-bit Atari computer emulator. I had access to a number of 8-bit computers in my childhood, but my most favorite was the Atari 800, a 1.79MHz 6502-based computer with color graphics and a disk drive, and which as the predecessor to the Amiga, another favorite of mine.