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It's also possible to build one from a 25-pin adapter if you cut it to the 19th pin. I've done it twice but soldering is something i am terrible with and not very keen on doing again!

If I am not mistaken there are also Atari Falcon assembler and compilers for the jaguar in which case you can use Aranym to have a go, though that is probably a little too oldschool.

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Awesome, can't wait to get my hands on one and review it as well

The description reminds me of metrocross, so it's probable.

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A guide how to install the library would have been great! Anyway, first of all I'd like to post a public thank you to Seb because he is very helpful. Unfortunately Seb, my pc died shortly after our communication and anything I had done with it as well. So now I am on my CT63.. Is it possible to use your library with it (gcc 4.4.2) or even better would it be possible to use it with another compiler (pure_c, ahcc)? If so how to setup a dev environment? Also, how about c++? Will it work with that as well (this I guess is a more general question about C and C++). Thanks

Thorn, SSB, CiH and I are happy to announce the release of issue 2 of our webbased diskmag. Though the focus is mostly on the Atari 16/32 we do have some jaguar related topics in the form of an e-jagfest party report. Have fun reading. http://lowresmag.wordpress.com/

Hey seb. Good work, I really like atomic .