atinybasic
is a straightforward port of Dennis Allison’s famous Tiny BASIC from The People’s Computer Company newsletter circa September 1975. In the spirit of the original, atinybasic
does not attempt to be a complete BASIC environment per se. Instead it’s meant to be a starting point for building a BASIC suited for a particular project or task.
I have added
RND
,ABS
and an array to the basic feature set, but this is more to show how you might add more features than anything else.
The software has a generous CC0 license.
Ed note: I think this could be really great on some of the newer chips: SAMD21/Mo, SAMD51/M4, nRF52840, ESP32. If you do use it on such chips or make cool extensions, tag me on Twitter @anne_engineer.
See the demo video below and the GitHub repo here.
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