Difference between revisions of "BBC Basic"
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| − | A version of [[BASIC]] originally developed for the Acorn BBC computers. | + | A version of [[BASIC]] originally developed for the Acorn BBC computers by Sophie Wilson, and ported to the [[Z80]] by R.T. Russell. |
| − | BBC | + | BBC BASIC (Z80) is available for many Z80 platforms, among them the Amstrad CPC and NC ranges. |
Briefly on the Z80 version (Copied from Wikipedia): | Briefly on the Z80 version (Copied from Wikipedia): | ||
| − | ''A Zilog Z80-version of BBC BASIC was later used on the [[Tiki 100]] desktop computer, [[Cambridge Z88]] portable and the [[Amstrad NC100]] Notepad and [[Amstrad NC200]] Notebook computers. It was also implemented on the PC for DOS as BBCBASIC (86) (which aimed for maximum compatibility with the BBC Micro) and BBasic (which concentrated on the BASIC language itself, with its own enhancements based on BASIC II). In January 2002 it was also ported to the ZX Spectrum. BBC BASIC has been ported to many other platforms.'' | + | ''A Zilog Z80-version of BBC BASIC was later used on the [[Tiki 100]] desktop computer, [[Cambridge Z88]] portable and the [[NC Series|Amstrad NC100]] Notepad and [[NC Series|Amstrad NC200]] Notebook computers. It was also implemented on the PC for DOS as BBCBASIC (86) (which aimed for maximum compatibility with the BBC Micro) and BBasic (which concentrated on the BASIC language itself, with its own enhancements based on BASIC II). In January 2002 it was also ported to the ZX Spectrum. BBC BASIC has been ported to many other platforms.'' |
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A comparison between the native [[Locomotive BASIC]] of the Amstrad CPC and BBC Basic can be found in Issue 52 of [[The Amstrad User]] | A comparison between the native [[Locomotive BASIC]] of the Amstrad CPC and BBC Basic can be found in Issue 52 of [[The Amstrad User]] | ||
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== Weblinks == | == Weblinks == | ||
| − | * [http://www.bbcbasic.co.uk/bbcbasic.html A site dedicated the BBC | + | * [http://bbcbasic.uk/ Richard Russell's BBC BASIC Page] |
| − | * [http:// | + | * [http://www.bbcbasic.co.uk/bbcbasic.html A site dedicated the BBC BASIC programming language] |
| − | * [http:// | + | * [http://bbcbasic.uk/bbcbasic/bbccpm.zip Download the CP/M version] |
| + | * [http://bbcbasic.uk/bbcbasic/amstrad.zip Download the CPC version] | ||
* [http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/bbcbasic/ Yahoo newsgroup] | * [http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/bbcbasic/ Yahoo newsgroup] | ||
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| + | == Articles == | ||
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| + | [[Image:bbc-loco.jpg|400px|From BBC BASIC to Locomotive BASIC]] | ||
[[Category:Programming software]][[Category:BASIC]][[Category:CP/M]] | [[Category:Programming software]][[Category:BASIC]][[Category:CP/M]] | ||
Latest revision as of 09:44, 21 June 2023
A version of BASIC originally developed for the Acorn BBC computers by Sophie Wilson, and ported to the Z80 by R.T. Russell.
BBC BASIC (Z80) is available for many Z80 platforms, among them the Amstrad CPC and NC ranges.
Briefly on the Z80 version (Copied from Wikipedia):
A Zilog Z80-version of BBC BASIC was later used on the Tiki 100 desktop computer, Cambridge Z88 portable and the Amstrad NC100 Notepad and Amstrad NC200 Notebook computers. It was also implemented on the PC for DOS as BBCBASIC (86) (which aimed for maximum compatibility with the BBC Micro) and BBasic (which concentrated on the BASIC language itself, with its own enhancements based on BASIC II). In January 2002 it was also ported to the ZX Spectrum. BBC BASIC has been ported to many other platforms.
A comparison between the native Locomotive BASIC of the Amstrad CPC and BBC Basic can be found in Issue 52 of The Amstrad User
Weblinks
- Richard Russell's BBC BASIC Page
- A site dedicated the BBC BASIC programming language
- Download the CP/M version
- Download the CPC version
- Yahoo newsgroup
Articles
