And because the many data has to be placed at the right positions I needed to write my own program for that (A ROM Linker). I had the same problem with Altirra and the prompt.īut I need to build a cart every time after compiling. If conversion is started for a folder, you are prompted if you want to process all sub-folders and files therein recursively. If the source file is already a valid cartridge image file, no new file is created. The resulting cartridge image file is saved into the same folder as the original file but with the ".car" file extensions. If there are multiple possibilities, you are prompted to select the correct cartridge type. Based on the file size, the possible cartridge types are computed.
Simply drop one or more ROM image files or even folders on the window to start the conversion.
ATARIOSA.ROM AND ATARI 5200.ROM FILES MAC OS X
Platforms: Available as Windows application (*.exe), Mac OS X application (*.app) and Linux script (*.sh).Added Interactive GUI in Addition to the Command Line: Can convert ROM image files and complete folders into cartridge image files simply via Drag & Drop.it ended up being.)Ītari ROM Maker has been updated with the following new features, inspired by the Easy ROM to CAR utility by electrotrains: (it started with the small idea to display a popup with the help in case the. It is open source, written in pure Java and runs fine on Windows, Linux and Mac OS X. For example you can create ".car" files for Atarimax Maxflash, SIC!, MegaCart, etc. This allows for a single build process that creates multiple target formats. As opposed to the interactive conversion options offered in most emulators, the command line tool can be incorporated into your build process. As a result they will be recognized correctly by emulators and you will not be prompted to choose the cartridge type every time. The resulting files will have the correct header and check sum. The purpose of the "Atari ROM Maker" is to convert plain ROM files (".bin", ".rom") into cartridge files (".car") within command line scripts. So I sat down and did what probaly many other's have also done somehow in their environment. While playing around with the ACTION! source code, I got annoyed to always pick the cartridge type manually when running the ".ROM" file.
0 kommentar(er)
