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Action! was the best 8-bit programming language
There were many programming languages available for 8-bit computers, the most common being BASIC and Assembly Language, but Action! beats them both!
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Paul Lefebvre
Tales of the C: Retro Thoughts on the Seemingly Eternal Programming Language
The C, she is a harsh mistress
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Paul Lefebvre
Modula-2 on the Atari St
When the Atari ST first appeared in 1985, the only compiler available for it was the Alcyon C compiler included with the Atari development kit. This…
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Paul Lefebvre
What ever happened to Modula-2?
It was supposed to be the successor to Pascal
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Paul Lefebvre
Pascal Cross-Reference Utility
The Pascal theme continues here at Goto 10, this time with a Pascal program I wrote (or modified at least), which scans a Pascal source file and creates…
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Paul Lefebvre
Atari Coding Fonts
Fun Fonts for that Retro Feel
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Paul Lefebvre
Prospero Pascal for the Atari ST
Powerful Pascal
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Paul Lefebvre
Frank Ostrowski and the Best BASICs
Turbo-BASIC XL and GFA BASIC
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Paul Lefebvre
A Recap of Atari ST Programming Languages, Part 1
Last month I wrote a post about Atari 8-bit programming languages, so I thought it would also be worth trying to do the same thing for the Atari ST.
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Paul Lefebvre
True BASIC: An Attempt at Standardizing BASIC by its Creators
Created by Kemeny and Kurtz at Dartmouth in 1963, BASIC was a popular programming language in the early days of computing. Originally BASIC was a single…
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Paul Lefebvre
Mini Micro and MiniScript: A Great Retro Programming Combination
Also try MiniBASIC!
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Paul Lefebvre
The 8 Queens Problem
With Pascal, Fortran and Lisp solutions
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