Date   : Fri, 10 Feb 2012 13:56:51 +1100
From   : awilliams@... (Alan Williams)
Subject: BBC BASIC version zero

Yes, usually that's called SBASIC on the disk, as opposed to ABASIC which is
the Atom version of BASIC for Systems.
At least that is how it was when distributed in .au by Barson Computers.
Alan

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Subject: [BBC-Micro] BBC BASIC version zero

An interesting dicovery, what I can only think of as BBC BASIC version 0:
http://mdfs.net/bbcbasic/6502 It declares itself as "Acorn New BASIC" and
runs on the Acorn System. The Atom uses the same entry points, so as long as
the right memory is present it would run on that as well.

I found it on an Atom/System DOS disk with the early System 5 File Server on
it, along with several management utilities written in BBC BASIC and the
BASIC code to run them.

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J.G.Harston - jgh@...      - mdfs.net/jgh


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