BASIC-M6502 is a BASIC language implementation for 8-bit microprocessors. It provides an execution environment that allows programs written in a high-level, English-like language to run on 6502 hardware, featuring support for mathematical functions and floating-point arithmetic. The project is designed for cross-platform hardware porting, using conditional compilation and macros to adapt a single codebase across different retrocomputing systems. It utilizes hardware abstraction layers to manage character-based input and output routines. The system includes embedded memory management with dyn
This is my short list of interesting resources for MS-DOS development. This is neither meant to be unbiased nor exhaustive, it is just a list of software/tools I know and/or use. The focus is on free and open source software. No abandonware!
ZX Spectrum Next is the successor of the Sinclair Spectrum line from the 80-ies. With all the advanced features it truly brings Spectrum to the next millenium! On a personal note though, Next represents coming back home, to Speccy, the computer where I did my first steps into the world of…
Les fonctionnalités principales de tomaz/zx-next-dev-guide sont : Retrocomputing.
Les alternatives open-source à tomaz/zx-next-dev-guide incluent : microsoft/basic-m6502 — BASIC-M6502 is a BASIC language implementation for 8-bit microprocessors. It provides an execution environment that… superilu/dosdevelresources — This is my short list of interesting resources for MS-DOS development. This is neither meant to be unbiased nor…