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56000     Source code for Motorola 56000 DSP routines.  Includes Touch Tone
          (DTMF) decoding, Fast Fourier Transforms, Speech Recognition, Math
          Matrix, Sorting, and MUCH MORE!  Learn how to use the DSP for "real"
          tasks.
C56K      c56: Dave Dunfield's Micro C compiler (mc121a.zip) modified by Steve
          Moshier to generate DSP56000 code.  Now you can write DSP routines in
          C instead of 56000 assembly language.
DCJH_SRC  Complete source code to the "Don't Click Jim's Head Demo version 1.0"
          Just a short example of what you can do when you have a deadline
          staring at you and your trying to ignore it.  Code written by Dan
          Ackerman
DISASM    DSP 56000 Lod Disassembler by Gabriel Sebestyen.  This program will
          disassemble the *.LOD files created by the various 56000 assemblers.
          Now you can see exactly how some of these DSP based programs work!
          PostcardWare!
DSPMATH   DSP Math Library version 1.0 by James D. Yegerlehner.  This folder
          contains a library for doing DSP-accelerated matrix multiplications.
          Ultimately it may grow into a more complete library of math routines.
          For Turbo/Pure C and other languages!
DSP_ASM   A cross-assembler for the DSP56001 that was compiled on an Atari ST
          by Ate Brink.  This assembler will generate 56000 DSP code from your
          56000 assembly source.  Now go write the "Great American DSP
          Program!"
FALCBUG   Complete schematics (in .IMG format) for two different hardware
          modifications for the Falcon030, one of the mods improves IDE hard
          drive performance and the other improves SCSI hard drive performance.
FALCNRES  A text file by John Townsend describing the various screen
          resolutions available on the Atari Falcon030.  Unlike previous Atari
          computers, the Falcon has too many resolutions to give each
          resolution a name.  Therefore, this text file will guide you through
          what is available.
FALCON    Falcon 030 preliminary developers Documentation as presented on the
          Atari EuroDevCon '92.  This document gives the developer an overview
          of the Falcon and highlights the differences between it and previous
          Atari computers.
JAGDEM_S  The amazing source code to the amazing Jaguar Demo from PB
          Productions.  This was originally meant to be a Falcon only intro for
          PB diskmag, but as it's well over 800K in length, it would mean that
          the "intro" would be taking up an entire disk by itself!  So it was
          released by itself partly for that reason, and also to prove that PB
          is not  dead.  Now you can see how this demo works!
OUTTOLOD  OUT-TO-LOD converter by Gabriel Sebestyen.  Some assemblers for the
          Motorola 56000 DSP create object code in a *.OUT format.  This
          program will convert any *.OUT format file to the "normal" *.LOD
          format.
QUICK_DS  Quick DSP Assembler version 0.02 [January 30, 1994] by Audoly Gilles
          This is an assembler for the Motorola 56000 DSP.  It is nearly 40
          times faster than ASM56000.TTP + DSPLNK + CLD2LOD.  It is 30 times
          smaller too.
SPHERE2   Complete assembly source code to some kind of globe by griff for
          falcon using the DSP - reassembled by an cool.  This code works now
          on TV AND VGA-Monitors at a frame rate of 60Hz !!!!!!
X_DEBUG   X-Debug version 1.01, a Falcon aware debugger.  X-Debug is compatible
          with the Falcon 030 in ST-compatible screen modes.  It can also work
          in all new modes (except True Colour) if the 'overscan' startup
          variable is set, although the palette can be incorrect.