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Agena
Agena is an interpreted procedural programming language.
Agena is an easy-to-learn procedural programming language designed for science, scripting, and many other applications. Binaries are available for Windows, Linux, Solaris, OS/2, Mac OS X, Raspberry Pi and DOS. -
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Visible will be a BASIC-to-C translator able to use multiple dialects of BASIC on the input side, and producing ANSI C.
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Lotto Ritardi
Menu' nel terminale di linux, calcolo stat. del lotto e superenalotto
Lotto Ritardi per Linux 0.86+Lotto Ritardi per Win64 0.75+Ritardi Storici Minimi per Ambo 1.19 per Windows 64 bit+SuperEnalotto Ritardi Storici Minimi per Ambo 1.41 Archivio estrazioni dal 1950, con agg. autom. e vista sulle estraz. pari o dispari. Formazioni Omogenee, vertibili, gemelli, etc. : 9 gruppi di ambi, 24 di terzine, 7 quartine, 12 cinquine, 31 sestine, 5 settine, 1 di ottine, 7 novine e 5 di decine. Ritardi degli estratti e degli estratti determinati, anche a tutte, + per gli... -
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X11-Basic
A BASIC interpreter and compiler with graphics.
X11-Basic is a dialect of the BASIC programming language with graphics capability that integrates features like shell scripting, cgi-Programming and full graphical visualisation into the easy to learn basic language on modern computers. -
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This project is an effort to develop open source software for all old platforms, like MSX, Commodore, AMIGA, Atari, ..... and collect technical information about old platforms, keeping the "old skool" flame alive.
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FD-FDD
My FreeDOS Floppy Disk Distribution
This is my little "FreeDOS Floppy Disk Distribution". It is intended for computers without a CD drive or not able to boot from CD. It will work down to 8086. See xxxxxxxxx for details. Right now only the LIVE image is available. Installable coming soon. -
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Mind Guard Linux
Mind Guard OS Made For Minds
...It was possible for a paranoid to run MindGuard from a USB stick just like you would have run it from a hard drive, but this task was quite hard to do. Why? Because the process was very geeky! You had to type a lot of geeky commands in a terminal and if, somehow, you forgot one or typed something wrong, the process had to be started all over again. Well, the process is now not at all geeky with Mind Guard Linux available that makes it possible for anyone to create a bootable CD/DVD or USB flash drive with MindGuard in it. Mind Guard Linux 2018 is available now, based on Ubuntu 16.04LTS. ... -
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A Graphical Developement Environment based on a Basic Interpreter with object extensions.
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i-nex
i-nex system hardware lister
I-Nex is an application that gathers information for hardware components available on your system and displays it using an user interface similar to the popular Windows tool CPU-Z. -
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bish-shell
BASIC Interpretative SHell
A shell loosely based on the old Commodore and Tandy BASIC interpreters, with some small updating to modern computer systems -
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BASIC interpreter for the 16bit PIC microcontroller 24FJ64GA002. The interpreter runs on the chip only, no compiler/tokenizer is needed. Communication with PC is done by USB-to-serial converter cable.
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faux1
Apple1 Emulator for the terminal with cut and paste.
Apple1 emulator, like the Replica1, for the terminal with full cut and paste. Forked from napple1 and pom1. Tested with figFORTH and APPLESOFT BASIC. Tested and compiled on LINUX 3.0.x, OSx 10.6.x, and Windows XP/Vista/7 and it works well. A folder of sample applications is included for you to be ab le to use your "faux1" right after the install. Pre compiled Windows installer and source is available for all platforms (LINUX, POSIX, OSX, and Windows). ... -
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Tactical Warfare Engine is an Open Source 2.5D Real-Time Strategy game engine made using OpenGL. It aims to be a replacement for the aging StarCraft game engine, but also supports the creation of entirely new RTS games.
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bdbbasic
Multi-User Database Interpreted BASIC Environment
This is an Open Sourced BASIC interpreter environment using PostgreSQL. It is focused on (1) Simple to program, (2) Powerful database statements, (3) UNIX shell friendly, (4) Business focused, (5) "Function" over "speed". This is *not* another VB implementation. Extensive language documentation is available. -
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Proxlat was intended to be able to translate compiled programs from any supported format to any other supported format, to run natively on any supported operating system (within hardware and OS limitations). Sadly, this was an unrealistic goal.
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Mouseth is a cross between the Mouse and Forth programming languages. The programs are compiled to a very compact, machine independant bytecode, which can then be run on its extremely small virtual machine.
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JustEmpire and TEmpire (Tiny Empire) are two Empire-derivative games based (very!) loosely on Walter Bright's original Empire concept (classicempire.com), using JustBasic (justbasic.com) and Borland Turbo C/C++ (bdn.borland.com/museum). Others possible.
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