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| | MBASIC - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
 | | MBASIC is the M icrosoft BASIC implementation of the BASIC programming language for the CP/M operating system on the 8-bit Intel 8080 processor. | | | Unlike versions of Microsoft BASIC-80 that were customized by home computer manufacturers to use the particular hardware features of the computer, MBASIC relied only on the CP/M operating system calls for all input and output. | | | MBASIC was an important tool during the era of 8-bit CP/M computers. |
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MBASIC_programming_language
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| | Marathi Basic Homepage |
| | MBasic was started in an attempt to introduce programming to students of marathi medium at an early age. | | | MBasic 5.5 has a few changes from version 5.0. | | | It should now run on any wintel (win32 on intel) platform with ease. |
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http://mbasic.8m.com
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| | Computerworld - Programming › BASIC programming language |
| | MBASIC was developed as an option to have a simple programming languageavailable to users who are beginners in computer science. | | | The binary "mbasic.exe" is the actual interpreter engine and it is necessary in order to run the developed programs, the engine is automatically called by the editor environment, such functionality makes very easy to develop and test applications inside the editor environment. | | | The binary "based.exe" is the editor environment and can be used to edit and run MBASIC programs. |
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http://drn.digitalriver.com/category.php[id]19[SiteID]computerworld
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| | The Actrix Computer. |
| | The Access is one of the few computers to include both MBasic (Microsoft) and CBasic (Digital Research). | | | The benchmark time of the system with MBasic is comparable to other Z80A based systems running at 4 MHz (see Table 1). | | | This is an advantage for users who are doing programming and not just using off-the-shelf software packages, as MBasic, an interpreter, can be used for program development and debugging, and CBasic, a compiler, can be used for long runs. |
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http://www.atarimagazines.com/creative/v10n4/12_The_Actrix_Computer.php
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| | MBASIC from Microsoft is so widespread within the microcomputer world that we need only say that this interpreted BASIC works as expected and makes a huge software base available to the Kaypro owner. | | | Non-Linear Systems, aware that the typical user is not a computer professional or hobbyist, has wisely selected a package of user-friendly software. | | | On examining the machine we immediately noticed that the Kaypro II's hardware is solid and obviously designed for transport. |
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http://oldcomputers.net/bytekayproii.html
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| | Computer Source Magazine: Under The Hood: Part 8 |
| | Instead, it used MBASIC as a self-contained programming environment. | | | Ironically, MBASIC was actually written on a Digital Equipment Corporation (DEC) Programmed Data Processor 11 (PDP-11) minicomputer running UNIX V6 on the University of California at Berkeley (UCB) campus, which Gates and Allen timeshared. | | | The Altair 8800 used the Intel 8080 microprocessor, which couldn’t run UNIX. |
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http://www.sourcemagazine.com/articles/viewer.asp?a=695
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| | The Altair™ Peripherals™ (The True Story) |
| | 'MBASIC' stands for 'Microsoft Bring Altair Software Into Computing'. | | | When IBM decided to preempt the PC field with their Micro-Channel Architecture™ and a new operating system known as 'OS/2', Bill decided to play along, but what he really wanted was to see MBASIC™ make a comeback. | | | When David Cutler came crosstown to Redmond, Bill immediately besieged the renowned developer about re-implementing MBASIC™ at the core of 32-bit protected mode Windows. |
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http://rixstep.com/1/20050428,00.html
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| | Perhaps the best way to explain how MBASIC works with strings would be to use a short example program, and show what the string space looks like after each instruction. | | | Many of our users are unfamiliar with the way MBASIC stores and manipulates strings. | | | -------------------------------- MBASIC NOTES -------------------------------- A question asked quite frequently regarding MBASIC has to do with "garbage collection"; or "Why does my MBASIC program suddenly lock up in the middle of execution?". |
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http://www.df.lth.se/~pi/compis/files/ftp.mayn.de/pub/cpm/archive/msoft/mbasic.fre
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| | Re: Using Mini-Basic and MBasic languages |
| | It'd be a neat project for someone to write a de-tokenizer/tokenizer function into mbasic, or perhaps make a seperate program that converts ascii files to tokenized format, and vise versa, but probably a bigger project than I have time for..... | | | >All in all, though, both Mini-Basic and MBasic give the user something >to work with: solid, reliable programs free for the user to both use >and modify (the assembly source code is included with either interpreter). | | | I program DOS assembly, don't really know enough windows functions and all to handle Windows assembly too well, One reason I'm growing fond of HLA, it let's me write windows console mode program like my DOS assembly language programs.... |
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http://www.talkaboutprogramming.com/group/alt.lang.basic/messages/59911.html
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| | Computer Source Magazine: Inside XP: Office & Activation Part 2 |
| | As far back as 1975, computer hobbyists were making copies of the MBASIC interpreter and swapping them freely at both private meetings and public conventions. | | | Stemming from their college work in computer science and freelance programming activity, MBASIC explored the feasibility of producing a language for the then new and exciting Altair 8800 microcomputer marketed by Micro Instrumentation & Telemetry Systems (MITS). | | | This early interpreter required 4Kbytes of RAM, which seems incredibly small today, but was a major piece of software at the time, when most programs were still being loaded from punched paper tape or entered manually in binary code via the front panel switches. |
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http://www.sourcemagazine.com/articles/viewer.asp?a=561
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| | OSBORNE O1 |
| | I ran the Benchmark programs on MBasic (interpreted) and they were faster than most machines we've tested. | | | Another problem I had, and this time I think it was the MBasic, was that I couldn't read programs which I'd previously saved using the 'A' suffix. | | | Nor is the software gratuitous rubbish - it comprises CP/M, MBasic, CBasic, Wordstar, Mailmerge and Supercalc, CP/M is just about the industry standard operating system which means that a wide range of existing and new software products will be quickly made available for the Osborne 1. |
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http://www.presshere.com/html/pw811102.htm
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| | That is, one disk held MBASIC and the DESK MASTER programs; the other disk, to be ini- tiated using DDISK-DM.BAS (called from the DESK MASTER main menu), created an indexed data disk, which DESK MASTER instructed the user to swap into drive A: when accessing any of the applications. | | | This is no longer ne- cessary, since most of us have enough space on a disk to store both the programs and MBASIC and a substantial number of Appointments, short Memos, and a couple of Card-files. | | | So, I have made a couple of changes in the code so that the program no longer uses a disc label file to distinguish between a Program and a Data disc. |
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http://www.gaby.de/ftp/pub/cpm/znode51/pcwworld/u107/user_0/manual.asc
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| | MBASIC question - SysAdmin Forum |
| | MBasic works perfectly on my machine except when one of the cursor... | | | Question.com > Computing Dictionary > MBASIC SPONSOR RESULTS... | | | Find mbasic question at one of the best sites the Internet has to offer! |
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http://sysadminforum.com/web/MBASIC-question/1-2.html
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| | Reload MBASIC, call up the file in which you stored your program and check it carefully, editting as required. | | | I am indebted to Jim McHutchion of DEFOG for his note on recovering MBASIC files which identified the locations (0AC8h and 0AC6h) at which MBASIC stores the addresses for the start and end of program memory. | | | The address of the end of program is stored at 0AC6h and contents are a function of program length. |
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http://www.guntersville.net/osborne/library/143/save20.doc
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| | Chapter 1: Overview |
| | Thus, it is possible to transfer MBASIC programs to Omikron Basic but not the other way around. | | | If you still own programs written in MBASIC and you would like continue utilizing them on a modern computer, you can transfer these program to Omikron Basic just by making a few simple adjustments. | | | The example programs in the DEMO folder exhibit various aspects of programming with Omikron Basic and thus demonstrate that effective results can be achieved even with short programs. |
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http://www.berkhan.de/manual_e/data/chap1.htm
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| | Electronic Products Frequently Asked Questions |
| | MBasic Pro uses tokens to create a.hex file. | | | PicBasic Pro is still a DOS based program that requires a third party Windows IDE to make programming as easy as MBasic Pro. | | | He also wanted to help others get started programming PICs in Basic so he launched elproducts.com in 1998 and elproducts.com has been on internet ever since. |
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http://www.downtowninternet.com/elproducts/elfaq.htm
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| | HVW Technologies Inc: MBasic Pro Compiler |
| | The new Basic Micro IDE is an advanced windows 95/98/ME/2000 integrated development environment (IDE) which creates a one click solution for PICmicro Basic or assembly language programming. | | | The Basic Micro IDE integrates MBasic and the ISP-PRO programmer into an all-in-one easy to use windows environment! | | | A full-fledged Software Debugger is built into the MBasic IDE ! |
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http://www.hvwtech.com/pages/products_view.asp?ProductID=258
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| | Program development uses a specialized subset of BASIC (called MBASIC) in a simple programming environment on the PC to edit and save programs. | | | Run the Atom28 software on the PC and use File New to open and save a new MBASIC file. | | | Atom 28 The Basic Atom 28 is a single chip computer that can be programmed by a PC through a serial interface. |
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http://www.me.psu.edu/rahn/me462/l1.doc
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| | Detailed information about Osborne 1 |
| | Besides being the first portable computer, it was also the first computer that included software; the bundled WordStar, SuperCalc, dBase II, CBASIC and MBASIC had a retail value of more than $2,000. | | | It weighed 23.5 pounds (12 kg), cost US $1795 --just over half the cost of a computer from other manufacturers with comparable features-- and ran the popular CP/M 2.2 operating system. | | | Its hardware features included dual 5.25-inch floppy disk drives, a 4 MHz Zilog Z80 CPU, a fold down keyboard, and a five-inch, 52x24 character monitor. |
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http://www.investingcompany.com/Personal_computer/Osborne_1.html
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| | Windows XP help - I need Mbasic |
| | have microsoft Mbasic program language, which can be | | | > have microsoft Mbasic program language, which can be | | | Can't you copy it (MBasic) over via a floppy disk or serial cable or |
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http://www.pcbanter.net/showthread/t-22021.html
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| | Object A is in environment 1, create a system so that A migrates to another environment (2), and where the activities ... |
| | You can actually use the same hardware you used for Mbasic for PCWH but you need to export the.hex, or.h file from PCWH into MbasicPro and then program into the Mbasic hardware from there. | | | There are indeed jobs available in the embedded systems/ubiquitous computing fields, that you can apply for after you leave parsons. | | | You need to know, however, that if the language you use to program Micros is Basic (Pbasic, Mbasic, Picbasic) you may encounter a wall. |
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http://a.parsons.edu/~rouvelle/workshop1.htm
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| | MBASIC MSBDM2 The program will ask for the name of the file to be de-booed. | | | Respond with the appropriate file name (MSBPCT.BOO, etc.); all normal (DEC) editing conventions apply including CTRL-C and DEL. The.EXE file will be created automatically using the file name imbedded in the specified boo-format file. | | | Use MS-DOS CONVERT to move these files to the MS-DOS disk. |
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http://www.sunsite.org.uk/sites/kermit.columbia.edu/kermit/a/msbdm2.hlp
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| | For example, on a CP/M machine where BASIC is called MBASIC... | | | (Using a new file name, such as "GRID2", lets you retain the original, un-modified version, which is distributed as "GRID".) You may also modify the program using the EDIT command in MBASIC, or your word processor. | | | Put GRID.BAS on a disk with MBASIC.COM, and put that disk in your A drive. |
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http://www.guntersville.net/osborne/library/210/grid.doc
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| | Download file |
| | Fill out this easy users' survey, and you will be entered into a draw where you could win a book from Wrox Press. | | | The integrated emulator (a virtual Motorola MC68HC05 processor, I2C bus and 24C512 EEPROM) provides simulation with high a precision for debugging. | | | MBasic: Editor, BASIC compiler, assembler and simulator for Atmel AVR ATmega (ATmega32 or ATmega128) and C-Control microcontrollers. |
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http://www.programmersheaven.com/search/Download.asp?FileID=40020
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| | [RT] MBASIC |
| | By the way, Bill Gates actually wrote the first version of MBASIC. | | | And they bought DOS so they could sell it to IBM. |
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http://www.broadcast.net/pipermail/radio-tech/2004-November/065591.html
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| | MBASIC - OneLook Dictionary Search |
| | MBASIC : Free On-line Dictionary of Computing [ home, info ] | | | We found 4 dictionaries with English definitions that include the word MBASIC : | | | Tip: Click on the first link on a line below to go directly to a page where "MBASIC" is defined. |
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http://www.onelook.com/cgi-bin/cgiwrap/bware/dofind.cgi?word=MBASIC
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| | CP/M Welt [de] |
| | Have you ever used while/wend in an MBASIC program? | | | It is another form of a looping structure, sort of like a for/next loop. |
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http://www.cpmwelt.de/pool/ag/ag5603.htm
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| | Basic Micro - Home |
| | Download the 10 Projects with MBasic Book now. | | | Generate Video with the BasicATOM Check it out now! |
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http://www.basicmicro.com
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| | flat assembler - View topic - MBasic ported to FASM anyone? |
| | From MBasic Intepreter, I see a lots of Win32 Console could be learn from. | | | BTW, MBasic Interpreter source code can be found here: | | | I've found MBasic Interpreter coded in Masm32 with mostly based on Win32 console. |
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http://board.flatassembler.net/viewtopic.php?t=2366
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| | WPS:archives:Otrona Attache 8:16 diskettes |
| | Adventure is a Z80, TDL/Xitan FORTRAN-compiled version of the "original" 350 point version. | | | The MBASIC stuff is likely plain old MBASIC. |
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http://www.wps.com/archives/Otrona-Attache-8-16-diskettes
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| | February 1, ’03 |
| | Many of the materials for these simple project can be found in the Physical Computing Locker – ask me or Kunal to let you in. | | | Look in the Math section of the Mbasic Manual and, if you need to, add a line of code that alters the numbers from the sensor mathematically (via multiplication, subtraction, addition, etc…). | | | If you look up these commands in the Mbasic manual you will find circuit diagrams, examples of code, etc… The point of this exorcise is to have you experiment on your own with these materials. |
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http://a.parsons.edu/~rouvelle/motorcontrol.htm
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| | Threads mbasic Participated In |
| | Threads mbasic Has Replied To Tek-Tips Member Only Feature | | | Where in the world do Tek-Tips members come from? |
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http://www.tek-tips.com/userthreads.cfm?handle=mbasic
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| | VEE SATAYAMAS: Influenced by MBasic |
| | I wanna see how it work so I use GNU/Linux, which is free software. | | | This is a paragraph of text that could go in the sidebar. | | | I wondered how MBasic interpret strings ( Basic code. |
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http://vee-r.blogspot.com/2004/07/influenced-by-mbasic.html
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| | You must have on a disk containing MBASIC.COM, DDT.COM (or SID.COM), and plus 24k bytes of space on disk. | | | Well it did not work with my MBASIC.COM so, I took on the task. | | | MBASIC Rev. 5.21 DELete key modification By Tom Harrold NOV,1984 I have scaned the local BBS for a doc to modify MBASIC to make the DEL key to do the same as Back space key. |
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http://www.retroarchive.org/cpm/cdrom/CPM/BASIC/MBAS521.MOD
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| | Linux Today - FairfaxIT: The power and the pleasure |
| | For business, CBASIC was better as you didn't have the problem of round-off errors in dealing with dollars and cents (MBASIC was float and I believe rounded at six digits), but MBASIC still won out. | | | The piracy was possibly the leading reason his basic won out over its many competitors; it had a large installed base of users so more applications were written for it. | | | The implication (I don't recall if it was explicitly stated), was that MBASIC was a PORT from (unlicensed) source code. |
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http://linuxtoday.com/news_story.php3?ltsn=1999-09-13-001-09-PS-0007
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| | hamradio/bearing.bzs 870704 1536 A heading/distance program hamradio/hfprop.bzs 870509 6656 HF propagation program hamradio/induct20.bzs 870604 8064 Inductance calculations in MBasic hamradio/list-log.lbr 870208 20480 Manipulate list of records hamradio/micromuf.pas 861005 7695 Utility to compute freq. | | | value of 5% resistors/caps basic/redir.aqm 850209 2560 Redirect output of MBASIC basic/roulette.bzs 870928 3456 Win with Roulette game in MBASIC basic/rs2ms.bas 840514 6383 TRS80 Basic to Microsoft Basic conv. | | | basic/invstmnt.lbr 850209 11904 Calculate stock purchase commissions basic/jumble12.lbr 870706 2944 Do JUMBLE puzzles in newspapers basic/keywrdfx.bas 841111 4215 Change 4.51 MBASIC to 5.x source basic/loan2.bzs 871122 14848 Loan calculation program basic/log10k.bzs 870720 896 Elkin's Log 10000! |
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http://www.tu-chemnitz.de/vsl/db/oak-cpm.s
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| | Digital Deli Map |
| | San Francisco, Calif. Locale of West Coast Computer Faire and countless conventions, conclaves and cookeries. | | | World center for minicomputers and dedicated word processors. | | | Home of Comuter Museum, M.I.T. Logo Lab, and Harvard dorm room where MBASIC was written. |
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http://www.atariarchives.org/deli/digital_deli_map.php
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| | MBasic |
| | Home : Programming : Languages : BASIC : MBasic | | | A fast Basic interpreter for Windows consoles platforms based on Sylvain Bizoirre's Mini Basic language. |
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http://www.netinformations.com/Detailed/7044.html
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| | Basic Micro, Basicmicro, MBasic compiler, ISP-Pro Microchip PIC programmer, BasicATOM, ATOM |
| | De software compileert het programma voor het laden in de module. | | | Voordelige PIC-programmer met RJ-11 connector voor Microchip ICD compatibiliteit. | | | Basic Micro, Basicmicro, MBasic compiler, ISP-Pro Microchip PIC programmer, BasicATOM, ATOM |
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http://www.antratek.nl/Basicmicro.html
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| | When you are in the C128 mode, however, BASIC 2.0 is replaced with BASIC 7.0 and you have virtually an entirely new programming environment to work in. | | | Modified Microsoft BASIC Commodore 128 BASIC is a modified version of Microsoft BASIC, commonly referred to in the CP/M universe as MBASIC (see description of MBASIC in Chapter 5, CP/M Mode). | | | The new BASIC 7.0 is based on statements from the older C64 BASIC 2.0. |
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http://www.softwolves.pp.se/idoc/read/official128_en
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| | Game Cartridge List: -------------------- * Bump 'N' Jump * Chess * Lock 'N' Chase * Maths & Mazes * Melody Chase (#4652) * Sea Battle * Space Speller Software List: -------------- * Extended Microsoft Basic (#4392) - would give you most if not all the remaining commands of MBasic. | | | With this you were also able to access the Mini Expanders controllers to write games to use them. | | | It's just a pity that Andrew has parted of his huge Mattel Aquarius collection, it would have been nice to see pictures, screen shots and scans of the manuals. |
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http://www.digitpress.com/faq/aquarius.txt
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| | HVW Technologies Inc: MBasic ISP-Pro 28/40 Bundle |
| | This package features a BASIC compiler with full Windows IDE, In-Circuit Debugger (ICD) and Bootloader; a PIC programmer, and a development board for 28 and 40-pin PICs. | | | The MBASIC ISP-Pro 28/40 Bundle is an excellent suite of tools for developing PIC applications in BASIC. |
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http://www.hvwtech.com/pages/products_view.asp?ProductID=219
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| | Basic Micro Forums |
| | The next MBasic release was delayed due to some other projects becoming a priority. | | | I would love to see the 648 and 88 be supported by MBasic Pro because they blow away all other comparable chips. | | | The 648 support has already been finished but we have to go through the release testing which takes a little while(to find any obvious bugs). |
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http://forums.basicmicro.net/ShowPost.aspx?PostID=9301
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| | MBASIC from FOLDOC |
| | Nearby terms: Maximum Transmission Unit « Maxis Software « MB « MBASIC » Mbogo, Dr. Fred » MBONE » mbps |
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http://gd.tuwien.ac.at/study/foldoc/foldoc.cgi?MBASIC
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| | MBASIC - Dicionário internet |
| | Temas relacionados: Maximum Transmission Unit « Maxis Software « MB « MBASIC » Mbogo, Dr. Fred » MBONE » mbps |
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http://www.hostgold.com.br/hospedagem-sites/o_que_e/MBASIC
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| | MBASIC features lots of new commands and functions. | | | 11-2002: A new enhanced version of MINI-BASIC was born, called MBASIC, written by Franck Charlet. |
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http://perso.wanadoo.fr/retromatique/MiniBasic
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| | MBASIC question : sysadminforum |
| | Is there a way of producing color in MBASIC? | | | Find " MBASIC question " on the web. | | | >Is there a way of producing color in MBASIC? |
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http://sysadminforum.com/tno85803.html
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