I could really use a #PAD(<character>, <X times>) command that takes a character (or string maybe?) and pads the current line with that character X times. Or maybe #LINE(LineLength) and then a #PAD(character) like this:

//line contains 10 character
#LINE(10)
Rawr.
//write 5 more spaces before continuing
#PAD( )
//linebreak
<line>

The few Genesis games I've looked at haven't included linebreaks, so you usually have to pad the line out with spaces to achieve the same affect. That's the one feature Atlas could really use, imo.

I was reading this the other day and at the time I couldn't think of something that would make a small project,
But then I remembered this emulator called Nes Lord, all though it's not the greatest of emulator's,
It's the only one I know of that can take an nes game and turn it into an standalone exe file.
Thing is it does support many mappers, and it doesn't work under windows xp either.
I think if someone who knows how could make it work with windows xp that would be cool.
More mappers I think that would take to long to be a small project.

Well anyway thats the ideal I had use it how ever you want.

Whatever marketing hack(s) came up with "solution" as a synonym for "product" need to be drawn and quartered.  Or something even more unpleasant.  Quite possibly both.

/just laid off

I wouldn't mind a wiki but I'd rather have other people do it for me.  :p

Edit:

Actually sure, that'd be awesome.  I could then assemble a page of all of the people that use Atlas and the projects they've used it for.  Helps keep me motivated when it comes to stuff like this since I created Atlas for other people to use, not for my own use or for profit.

That's kind of the point of a wiki.