RichardRussell

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   by RichardRussell 15y ago

   BBC BASIC has been ported to a "modern computer" (if you'll accept a Windows PC as fitting that description): http://bb4w.com/
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   by RichardRussell 16y ago

   If you want to see what you can achieve using BBC BASIC for games programming these days (on a PC) look here: http://www.bb4wgames.com/
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   by RichardRussell 16y ago

   "using Visual Basic by default" I don't believe that is the case. I know some schools teach BBC BASIC (for Windows), which of course was specifically designed for the purpose: http://www.bb4w.com/
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   by RichardRussell 16y ago

   Using '[' to enter the assembler still works in BBC BASIC for Windows, except that of course it accepts IA-32 (x86) instructions rather than the 6502 instructions of the old BBC Micro. The power of being able to mix BASIC and assembler cod