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In article <2905@saturn.ucsc.edu> koreth@ssyx.ucsc.edu (Steven Grimm) writes:
>Here's a list of what the various numbers of bombs mean...
>
> 1 - Impossible.  If you get 1 bomb, take your ST to a repair shop.

Possible but not very probable.
I got one bomb some day; the ST hang while drawing the bomb.
[...]
>10 - Line-A.  You shouldn't get this, as it's the interface Atari uses to get
>     to graphics routines.
Same as above: if some error occures while drawing the bombs, the Xbios
will draw too many bombs (?).
>11 - Line-F.  This is supposed to be a hook for math coprocessors, but Atari
>     (DRI?) used it for GEM instead.  I would have preferred a coprocessor.

So do I.
A Trap is alittle faster and smaller than a JSR. I think it helped to
put GEM into the ROM.
A Freak here in Germany removed the F-Line Traps from the Rom and
substituted them with new A-Line Traps (to work with a PAK68 board
containing a 68020).

hase
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