Exidy Sorcerer BASIC tokenized file
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The Exidy Sorcerer was one of a profusion of personal computer models, with different system software, available in the late 1970s and early 1980s, before things settled down to a smaller set of platforms by the end of the '80s. It came with a version of the BASIC programming language (adapted, like many BASICs, from Microsoft BASIC), which, like most BASICs of the time, stored its commands in tokenized form.
Tokens
Hex | Dec | Token meaning |
---|---|---|
80 | 128 | END |
81 | 129 | FOR |
82 | 130 | NEXT |
83 | 131 | DATA |
84 | 132 | BYE |
85 | 133 | INPUT |
86 | 134 | DIM |
87 | 135 | READ |
88 | 136 | LET |
89 | 137 | GOTO |
8A | 138 | RUN |
8B | 139 | IF |
8C | 140 | RESTORE |
8D | 141 | GOSUB |
8E | 142 | RETURN |
8F | 143 | REM |
90 | 144 | STOP |
91 | 145 | OUT |
92 | 146 | ON |
93 | 147 | NULL |
94 | 148 | WAIT |
95 | 149 | DEF |
96 | 150 | POKE |
97 | 151 | |
98 | 152 | CONT |
99 | 153 | LIST |
9A | 154 | CLEAR |
9B | 155 | CLOAD |
9C | 156 | CSAVE |
9D | 157 | NEW |
9E | 158 | TAB( |
9F | 159 | TO |
A0 | 160 | FN |
A1 | 161 | SPC( |
A2 | 162 | THEN |
A3 | 163 | NOT |
A4 | 164 | STEP |
A5 | 165 | + |
A6 | 166 | - |
A7 | 167 | * |
A8 | 168 | / |
A9 | 169 | ^ |
AA | 170 | AND |
AB | 171 | OR |
AC | 172 | > |
AD | 173 | = |
AE | 174 | < |
AF | 175 | SGN |
B0 | 176 | INT |
B1 | 177 | ABS |
B2 | 178 | USR |
B3 | 179 | FREE |
B4 | 180 | INP |
B5 | 181 | POS |
B6 | 182 | SQR |
B7 | 183 | RND |
B8 | 184 | LOG |
B9 | 185 | EXP |
BA | 186 | COS |
BB | 187 | SIN |
BC | 188 | TAN |
BD | 189 | ATN |
BE | 190 | PEEK |
BF | 181 | LEN |
C0 | 192 | STR$ |
C1 | 193 | VAL |
C2 | 194 | ASC |
C3 | 195 | CHR$ |
C4 | 196 | LEFT$ |
C5 | 197 | RIGHT$ |
C6 | 198 | MID$ |
Documentation
- 1978 Exidy BASIC manual (scanned-in copy with some handwritten notes; notations on page F-2 appear to be token values for keywords)