Some time ago I began to assemble a small collection of vintage home computers in order to begin blogging about what makes these machines so appealing. In particular, programming these computers in BASIC in my early years made a huge impression on me and my creation of Liberty BASIC was inspired by my love for BASIC.
I have obtained the following machines in working condition.
Apple //c
Commodore 128 (a Commodore 64 compatible machine which also has a Z80 processor)
Commodore VIC-20
Atari 800XL
TRS-80 Color Computer 2 (not sure I will actually use this one)
And a few less popular computers that might make guest appearances.
To begin with, I am focusing on the Commodore VIC-20. I have some ideas about very simple and fun projects in BASIC, and some Forth. Since most of these machine also have a 6502 processor, perhaps there will also be some posts about that.
Monday, August 20, 2018
Back to BASICs
Labels:
6502,
apple II,
apple IIc,
Atari,
atari 800xl,
basic,
Commodore,
commodore 128,
commodore 64,
forth,
liberty basic,
trs-80,
vic-20,
z80
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