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There's no BASIC interpreter for 211BSD UNIX, so I wrote one this morning (with some codex help!). Code below! I targeted CBM BASIC v2 as the language reference, and it's reasonably close. This sample program runs nicely! 10 for a=0 to 100000 step .2 20 print tab(40+40sin(a));"" 25 sleep... show more

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