atari_atr_tools 1.5.1 (#1588)

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name = "atari_atr_tools"
description = "Cross-platform tool for ATR disk images for Atari 8-bit systems"
long-description = """Atari ATR Tools is a versatile, cross-platform utility written in Ada 2022 for managing ATR disk image files used by Atari 8-bit emulators (e.g., Altirra, Atari800) and hardware add-ons like SIO2PC. Unlike most existing tools, which are Windows-only, this tool runs seamlessly on macOS, Linux, and Windows, making it ideal for retro computing enthusiasts across all major platforms.
Key features include:
**Header Analysis**: Display detailed metadata of ATR files, including sector
size, disk density, track count, and boot sector presence.
```sh
> atr_tools-main --print-header test-DD-DS-80.atr
File name : test-DD-DS-80.atr
Magic : 16#296#
Paragraphs : 46056
Sector size : 256
Flags : 2#1#
Bad Sectors : 0
Unused : 16#0#
Sectors : 2880
Bytes : 736896
Boot Sectors : true
Floppy disk double density, double sided, 80 track
```
**Floppy Image Creation**: Format and create ATR files for various disk
configurations (e.g., single-sided, double-density, 80 tracks).
```sh
> atr_tools-main --verbose --format-floppy --density=DD --side=SS --track=80 test-DD-SS-80.atr
File created : test-DD-SS-80.atr
Sector size : 256
Sector per track : 18
Tracks per side : 80
Sides per disk : 1
```
The tool includes a comprehensive test suite to ensure reliability across platforms and configurations. Source code and tests are available on SourceForge. Detailed GNATdoc documentation can be found at [6502 Tutorial](https://tutorial-6502.sourceforge.io/gnatdoc/atr_tools/index.html).
"""
version = "1.5.1"
licenses = "GPL-3.0-or-later"
authors = ["Martin Krischik <krischik@users.sourceforge.net>"]
maintainers = ["Martin Krischik <krischik@users.sourceforge.net>"]
maintainers-logins = ["krischik"]
executables = ["atr_tools-main"]
website = "https://sourceforge.net/projects/tutorial-6502"
tags = ["atari", "tools", "retrocomputing", "ada-2022"]
[build-switches]
"*".ada_version = "Ada2022"
"*".source_encoding = "UTF_8"
development.compile_checks = "Warnings"
development.contracts = "Yes"
development.debug_info = "Yes"
development.optimization = "Debug"
development.runtime_checks = "Overflow"
release.compile_checks = "Warnings"
release.contracts = "No"
release.debug_info = "No"
release.optimization = "Performance"
release.runtime_checks = "Default"
validation.compile_checks = "Warnings"
validation.contracts = "Yes"
validation.debug_info = "Yes"
validation.optimization = "Debug"
validation.runtime_checks = "Everything"
[[depends-on]]
adacl = "^6.3.0"
[[actions]]
type = "test"
command = ["alr", "run"]
directory = "test"
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