In my last post I gave an overview of the files in the Historical Source Code repository for Atari's Crystal Castles arcade game. In this post I will go into the files in detail. Here are the files in alphabetical order:
C00.DAT - C33.DAT : These contain the level data. I will go into these in more detail in a later post.
BITPAT.MAC: This files contains 8 bytes, represented as binary numbers in the file. The file is included into CEL.MAC and appears between two subroutines. It doesn't appear that this data is actually used by the game. It might be some sort of security or anti-piracy protection.
C99.MAC: Links together all the level data. This is assembled separately from the main program and becomes the second bank of ROMs.
CAL.MAC: Handles the display of the score and the high score screen.
CATOUT.MAC: Displays the Atari Easter egg message. Shown on the next level after you have jumped 128 times on the previous level.
CCN.MAC: 650X 'Universal' coin routine. This is a standard code library for handling the coin mechanism.
CCT.MAC: Draws the levels
CCUBE.MAC: Draws a cube on the screen. This is only used by the special display that happens when you score over 700,000 points.
CDB.MAC: Routine to transfer level data from ROM to RAM
CEE.MAC: EEROM routines
CEEDEF.MAC: definitions for EEROM routines
CEL.MAC: Elevator handling
CEN.MAC: Main game logic
CET.MAC: Auxiliary EEROM information, tables, output routines etc.
CG.MAC: Global definitions and memory allocation
CGR.MAC: Global data and routines
CIN.MAC: Interrupt handlers
CLS.MAC: Sound and music data
CMAC.MAC: A couple macros to simplify common 6502 tasks
CMN.MAC: Main loop
CMR.MAC: Message display routines
CMS.MAC: Word data
CMTB.MAC: Message table
CRF.MAC: Root file
CRP.MAC: RPM (Rusty's POKEY Music) Driver
CSL.MAC: Symbol shape data
CSS.MAC: Test menu
CST.MAC: Self test
CSTART.MAC: Includes macros and zero page definitions
CWV.MAC: Level handling
HLL65F.MAC: High level language macros
M6502.MAC: 6502 general purpose macros
CJTB.MAC: This file is missing from the archive but is included in CRP.MAC. It it a patch to the POKEY music driver. I recreated this file from the original ROMs.
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