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Re: [blassic] project

Hello.

> I present myself: Chris Guelff, 25 years old from France.
> I work on the CPCNG project: it is a computer, free successor of the
> Amstrad CPC computer. It uses an eZ80 running at ~50Mhz and has a lot
> of new features (more colors, bigger resolutions, ethernet etc). it
> is able to run classic CPC program. You can find more infos here
> www.hanssummers.com/computers/cpcng and here cpcng.hytherion.com

Yes, I know the project, I have readed about it in some vintage computer
sites.

> We are searching people able to join our team because we need help
> for the OS dev and especially the "NGBasic", a kind of BASIC able to
> run programs written for CPC, Spectrum etc with a lot of enhancements.
> Perhaps it is possible to write a version of Blassic for CPCNG ?

Blassic is written in C++ and makes extensive use of the C++ standard
library, and then his memory usage is high. Then porting it to a machine
with limited memory will be probably difficult. Other than that, Blassic is
highly portable, only writting a version of the graphic functions will be
needed to compile it on a platform that has no an Xlib compatible graphics
system, supposed we can use a reasonably recent version of gcc.

Regards.




Wed Dec 17, 2003 1:28 pm

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