Standard containerized Atari 68k development environment for Ploos-AS projects.
M2 uses the FreeMiNT m68k-atari-mintelf GCC toolchain as the canonical Atari application compiler. The container remains Debian 13 and installs the upstream Linux cross-tool archives directly; it has no Ubuntu/PPA dependency.
The ELF toolchain refers to the object-file/toolchain format. It still produces Atari executable output suitable for the runtime qualification path. Binutils and GCC are pinned to the dated upstream Linux artifacts.
docker build -t atari-dev:m2 -f Containerfile .
docker run --rm -v "$PWD:/work" atari-dev:m2 make clean checkThe qualification artifact is build/HELLO.TOS. No TOS ROM is required to compile it and no proprietary Atari ROM material is included.
GitHub Actions qualification run 35371308264 passed on 2026-09-18 and built/uploaded HELLO.TOS.
This repository's own software/infrastructure follows the Ploos-AS MIT standard. Third-party toolchain packages retain their upstream licences and notices and are not relicensed as MIT.
Documentation follows CC BY-SA 4.0 where applicable.
- M0 — Foundation — PASS
- M1 — 68000 toolchain baseline — PASS
- M2 — TOS application toolchain — PASS
- M3 — stable runtime consumer baseline — PASS / PAUSED
CI hands the canonical MINIMAL.PRG artifact to the stable Ploos-AS/atari-runtime v1 reusable workflow. ST and STE qualification therefore executes the development artifact through the versioned runtime contract rather than depending on atari-runtime main.
Development is intentionally paused at the stable ST/STE consumer checkpoint. Existing CI remains active so the atari-runtime@v1 integration continues to guard the baseline.