This is the current archive of TAT (The Ancient Temple) productions as it also exists on <URL:http://www.manni.org/tat/>. Uploaded 2000-05-25 by Icey (tat@manni.org).
SOFTWARE LIBRARY
The software
14,082 programs for the PET, VIC-20, C64, C128 and Plus/4, free to share and on our own shelf. Download one, or put it on a floppy and run it on The Machines.
Braindead, rampar, puke demo, hellfire, 4kaos, something fishy, cremation, catchem, cremation, diehard, envyintro, hellchild
Waterloo Language disk 1, second version. Basic v1.1, editor v1.1, Fortran v1.1, Pascal v1.1.
Waterloo Language disk 2, second version. APL v1.1, COBOL v1.0, development v1.1, watlib.exp, fpplib.exp.
Language disks without MOS 6702 dongle check. By Dave E. Roberts.
Language disks without MOS 6702 dongle check. By Dave E. Roberts. - APL v1.0 to APL v1.1 conversion routines
Waterloo Tutorial disk, second version: - APL v1.1 examples - COBOL examples
Development Package Examples, typed in by William Levak from the paper documentation
Waterloo Tutorial disk, first version. Together with the two language disks for the first version, the file watlib.exp on this disk forms a complete set of Waterloo software.
Shining 8 megademo by Devil, ECR, Paco/Sledge and Trashcan/Romrunner.
Why I Like Demos was coded by Maduplec/Crest a.k.a. Martin Arentoft (martin.arentoft@gmx.ch).
Wired Arts, demo/slideshow released in 1994. Shows Mr. Sex's excellent graphics routines using hundreds of colours. Coded by Mr. Sex.
Wired Arts by Byterapers, NTSC fixed by Decomp/Style. This is a demo consisting of 8 IFLI pictures. It uses a fastloader, and therefore will only work with 1541's or compatible...






