Here is a link to Sprint published in Compute's Gazette from January 1986 -- https://archive.org/details/1986-01-computegazette/page/n73 https://archive.org/det

Here is a link to Sprint published in Compute's Gazette from January 1986 -- https://archive.org/details/1986-01-computegazette/page/n73 https://archive.org/details/1986-01-computegazette/page/n73 Integer and string only, no parentheses (strict left to right evaluation), array sizes were limited to 126 elements and one dimension, but longer variable names. Converting a normal C= 64 program to work with it was daunting. This issue also has a machine language assembler, which I did use extensively.