NASCOM BASIC tokenized file - Revision history

Dan Tobias: /* Tokens */

2013-01-24T02:19:03Z

‎Tokens

Dan Tobias at 16:44, 6 January 2013

2013-01-06T16:44:44Z

Dan Tobias: Add tokens

2013-01-06T16:28:40Z

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Dan Tobias: Created page with "{{FormatInfo |subcat=Source code |subcat2=Tokenized BASIC |released=1977 }} '''NASCOM''' was yet another early personal computer model from the late 1970s. Its tokenized BASI..."

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Created page with "{{FormatInfo |subcat=Source code |subcat2=Tokenized BASIC |released=1977 }} '''NASCOM''' was yet another early personal computer model from the late 1970s. Its tokenized BASI..."

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'''NASCOM''' was yet another early personal computer model from the late 1970s. Its tokenized BASIC format appears to be similar to that of the [[Exidy Sorcerer BASIC tokenized file]].

== Documentation ==
* [http://www.nascomhomepage.com/pdf/Basic.pdf Manual] (Appendix J has list of characters corresponding to the BASIC keywords; the tokens are the high-bit-set versions of those characters)

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-'''NASCOM''' was yet another early personal computer model from the late 1970s. Its tokenized BASIC format appears to be similar to that of the [[Exidy Sorcerer BASIC tokenized file]].
+'''NASCOM''' was yet another early personal computer model from the late 1970s, with a set of tokens bearing a "family resemblance" to others.
 == Tokens ==

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 '''NASCOM''' was yet another early personal computer model from the late 1970s. Its tokenized BASIC format appears to be similar to that of the [[Exidy Sorcerer BASIC tokenized file]].
 == Documentation ==
 * [http://www.nascomhomepage.com/pdf/Basic.pdf Manual] (Appendix J has list of characters corresponding to the BASIC keywords; the tokens are the high-bit-set versions of those characters)