Version 2K6B: - Modified the source files to compile with the XILINX web edition software (ISE8.2i). - Introduced the 68000 IP core in an alpha version. - Introduced the RP5C15 interface replacement for the DS1337 which is I2C also alpha state. - Added top level files for the use in a system on a programmable chip. These files all have the same extension ..._top_soc.vhd. There are now to possibilities: fistly use the top level entities ..._top.vhd for stand alone chip versions. secondly use the ..._top_soc.vhd. for an integrated system on one chip. - Added a top level file for the ST(E) compatible machine. This file is located in the WF_SUSKA directory. - Some minor bug fixes in several files. See the file histories for more information. WF - 20061224. Version 2K6A: Initial release of a set of models for the most 1040ST chips as follows: - BLITTER: Complete implementation of the famous ATARI bit block transfer processor. - SHIFTER: Video shifter with all enhancements of the STE machines (microwire interface, 4 bit per colour DA resolution, fine scrolling feature). Aditionally STBook or STACY SHADOW registers for the power management. - GLUE: 1040 GLUE logic with enhancements concerning TOS ROM configuration, real time clock decoding, interrupt logic and some minor STE machine logic. - MCU: Memory controller as in the ST or STE machines. - DMA: Direct memory access controller compatible with the ST DMA controller. - WD1772: Floppy drive controller core with enhancements concerning HD floppies. Built in digital phase locked loop (PLL) for optimal data recovery. Besides these enhance- ments, the core is highly compatible with the WD1772 of the Western Digital Cor- poration. - YM2149: Sound controller IP core with a digital DA converter approach with pulse width modulation logic. The core is compatible with Yamaha's YM2149 chip. - UART: The serial interface core behaves like the 6850 ACIA. - MFP: A solution for a multi function port identically to the MC68901 from Motorola. - SHADOW: Atari had the STACY and the STBook, which were notebooks driving a LCD panel with a screen resolution of 640x400. Since these custom LCD panels are obsolete, the new SHADOW IP (intelectual property) core drives a standard VGA display with 640x480 dots in monochrome mode. WF - 20060609.