
 Active Hatari developers:
 -------------------------

- Nicolas Pomarede <npomarede at corp.free.fr> : Project admin,
  improving CPU, video, sound, IKBD and floppy emulation.

- Thomas Huth <huth at tuxfamily.org> : Project initiator and
  admin, currently more or less in hibernation mode.

- Eero Tamminen <oak at helsinkinet fi> : Speedups, small parts of the
  STE, TT & Falcon emulation, Python CLI & GUI, TOS tester + Hatari
  window embedding & remote control API, pause & auto frameskip
  support, statusbar & overlay led, profiling and conditional
  breakpoint support and other debugger features, GEMDOS HD emulation
  improvements, PNG saving.

- Laurent Sallafranque: Many fixes and speedups to DSP emulation,
  DSP debugging support, crossbar emulation, falcon microphone
  emulation, STE LMC1992/microwire emulation, Videl emulation.


 Contributors:
 -------------

Following people contributed code or patches to this projects (listed in
random order - and if someone is missing here, please remind us!):

- Jean-Baptiste Berlioz <tobe at freemind-tobe.com> : Cycle accurate
  Blitter emulation.

- David Savinkoff : More accurate printer emulation, LMC1992 emulation
  patches, IIR/Low Pass filters and many improvements to the YM2149 model
  to get a close emulation of the circuit used to merge and filter the
  output of the 3 YM2149 voices.
  Great work to enhance the sound quality.

- Matthias Arndt <marndt at asmsoftware.de> : Wrote the original version
  of the Hatari user manual, fixed the printer emulation functions.

- Sébastien Molines <clafou at gmail.com> : Wrote the main part of the
  macOS GUI of Hatari.

- Marco Herrn <marco at mherrn.de> : Wrote the initial version of the
  "man" page of Hatari and maintained the Hatari Debian packages until
  Hatari was included into Debian.

- Sven de Marothy : Screenshot functions, the initial CLI debugger,
  the ACSI emulation and added support for ZIPed and GZIPed disk images.

- Emmanuel Anne <emanne at absysteme.fr> : Contributed lots of patches,
  RTC emulation.

- Tuduri Benoît <skweek at users.sourceforge.net> : French man-page,
  support for Doxygen.

- Markus Oberhumer : fixed a problem with ZIPed disk images, routine for
  loading the configuration file from the $HOME directory.

- Philippe Gerin : Fixed a bug in the CPU core (bus errors problem).

- Patrice Mandin : Some improvements of the autoconf build system files,
  original author of the DSP emulation core.

- Martin Doering : Code for compiling the font data into the executable
  and some other ideas for cleaning up the source code.

- Ventzislav Tzvetkov : Joystick closing patch, Hatari for AmigaOS.

- Stefan Berndtsson <stefan at nocrew.org> : Patches to get Hatari
  running on big endian machines.

- Anatol Paruntik (?) : Patches for compiling Hatari on QNX.

- Claus Windeler <goodoldgames at beemulated.net> : BeOS adaption.

- James Lampard : Adapted Hatari to Acorn RISC OS machines.

- Mark Keates : Patches for compiling Hatari with MinGW.

- Volker Seebode: Fix to ASCI emulation to get other than AHDI drivers
  working.

- Cyprian Konador: Found some bugs in the blitter cycles emulation, provided
  patches for duochrome and samplehold modes for TT video emulation, reported
  some infos about alt-ram and dma ranges. Also provided some test programs
  to show cpu/blitter bus sharing and parallel execution.

- Jerome Vernet: Some updates to the macOS Xcode project file and macOS
  GUI, supplied a french keymapping file for macOS.

- Kenneth Kaufman: MS VC6 & C++ compiler and multiple GEMDOS HD
  partition support patches.

- Uwe Seimet: IDE emulation improvements, GEMDOS HD emulation
  improvement suggestions and NatFeats SCSI Driver code for Linux.

- Markus Fritze: New m68k disassembler with more Motorola like syntax
  and options for controlling how the output looks.

- Deniz Turkoglu: Patches for the Max macOS GUI.

- Markus Heiden: SCSI class 1 (ICD) command support for drives > 1 GB

- Gilles Fetis: fixes to MMU emulation (from NeXT emulator project
  using Hatari code).

- Christer Solskogen: Set up an automatic build script on his site,
  providing up to date Hatari binaries for Linux and Windows in 32
  and 64 bit mode. Very useful for end users wishing to try the devel
  versions of Hatari, and lots of interesting build logs too for
  various cpu architectures. See http://antarctica.no/~hatari/latest
  He also provided a patch for fixing compilation problems on macOS.

- Max Böhm: host <-> Atari filename encoding conversion routines and
  related changes needed to gemdos.c.

- Troed Sangberg (Troed of Sync): accurate description of the GLUE state
  machine for STF/STE in all wakestates (display signal, sync signal, ...)
  and the resulting lines' length used in overscan / hardscroll. Coder
  of the '{Closure}' demo which makes huge use of these techniques.
  He also provided a patch for Audio Sculpture's custom IKBD program.

- Thorsten Otto: Some improvements to the code that patches the TOS ROMs,
  a.out symbol table & absolute symbols support and few debugger
  usability improvements

- Andreas Grabher : FPU improvements using the SoftFloat library,
  most of the 030 MMU implementation and few bug reports & patches
  for the DSP emulation

- Miguel Saro (Cocoa Pod) : Many updates to the macOS GUI.

- Jari Kleimola : PortMidi support which allows MIDI usage on
  Windows & OSX + required SDL & OSX GUI changes

- Mark Fechtner : patch to not use tmpfile() directly under Windows

- Miro Kropáček : patch for correct V flag when using BCD instructions
  on 68020/68030 CPU


 Code from other projects
 ------------------------

As a true open source project, Hatari also uses some code from other
projects which we would like to acknowledge here:

- Hatari binary releases include latest version of EmuTOS:
  http://emutos.sourceforge.net/

- Most of the original ST hardware emulation came from the WinSTon
  source code which has been written by Paul Bates.
  (http://www.sourceforge.net/projects/winston/)

- The original CPU core has been taken from UAE which has been written
  by Bernd Schmidt and others. (http://uae.coresystems.de/)

- The current CPU & FPU cores have been taken from WinUAE which is
  maintained by Toni Wilen. Huge thanks to Toni for accepting ideas
  and patches not specific to Amiga emulation, as well as keeping on
  improving the accuracy of 68000/20/30 CPU and FPUs.
  (http://www.winuae.net/)

- Some parts have been taken from the emulator STonX that has been
  written by Marinos Yannikos and Martin Griffiths.
  (http://stonx.sourceforge.net/)

- A lot of code (e.g. the scancode keyboard mapping, Videl, NVRAM and
  DSP emulation) has been adapted from the sources of the emulator
  Aranym. (http://aranym.atari.org/)

- The code for decompressing ZIP files (unzip.c) has been taken from
  Gilles Vollant's miniunzip program.
  (http://www.winimage.com/zLibDll/unzip.html)

- The routines for saving and loading the ASCII configuration file
  (cfgopts.c) have originally been written by Jeffry J. Brickley.

- The new sound core uses (or used) some code/ideas from the following GPL
  projects :
  * 5 bits volume table and 16*16*16 combinations of all volume are
    from Sc68 by Benjamin Gerard.
  * 4 bits to 5 bits volume interpolation from 16*16*16 to 32*32*32
    are from YM blep synthesis by Antti Lankila.
  * Since Hatari 1.7, volume table based on measures by Paulo Simoes

- The IDE hard disk emulation is based on code from QEMU.
  (http://www.qemu.org/)

- The MMU emulation for the 68030 has been taken from the NeXT emulator
  Previous (thanks to Andreas Grabher!). Since Hatari 1.9, this is now
  taken from WinUAE which uses the same code base.
