At $10 each you definitely should! Dare I reiterate my plea for somebody to help port 'sdldebug.bbc' from x86 to ARM code? Currently, developing BBC BASIC programs on the RPi is made more difficult

Raspberries 3, I bought 2 I should have bought 5 which was the limit. -- Cecil - k5nwa http://thepartsplace.k5nwa.com/

If these are older models (RPi 2 or earlier) they may not run BBC BASIC. BBCSDL has only been tested on the Raspberry Pi 3 with Raspbian Jessie plus the 'experimental' GL Driver. > are there options

You don't say what software will be running on the remote computer. If you are planning on writing the code for *both* ends then it's pretty straightforward: you can use SOCKLIB to establish a

Hi Richard, Multi-platform SOCKLIB support, especailly on Android and Raspberry Pi would be a boon; I have a number of remote monitoring projects that could be easily realised with this

A little context in the email might be helpful as is I had to go to the groups page to find the original email. Personally I will be using BBC Basic for Linux and MacOS shortly, eventually I will get

Dear Sirs, Can anybody describe me a way to access distant computer with a BBC Basic programme? For instance suppose I want to update some programmes or to transfer data or files to a distant

So, nobody has any opinion at all? I would greatly appreciate it if one (or more) of those who are apparently indifferent to the cross-platform version of BBC BASIC could explain why. Is there

One unresolved issue is what dependencies it is acceptable for 'BBC BASIC for SDL 2.0' (BBCSDL) to have. At the moment it depends (of course) on SDL2 itself, and on SDL_ttf for the font handling. In

Hello all Does anyone have plans to release a version of the SOCKLIB for the raspberry pi? Regards Ian Karley

I'm pleased to announce the release of BBC BASIC for Windows version 6.11a. This is a maintenance release to address a couple of minor issues that have arisen since the release of v6.10a, as

I'm in Adare, Co Limerick. Look me up and I'll lay on some rain ! And a cup of T.

Richard Russell wrote: I am taking my laptop.... :) jgh

You'll need something to do while you shelter from the rain....

Richard Russell wrote: I've downloaded the code to look at it, but I'm about to set off for the airport for a fortnight in Ireland. -- J.G.Harston - jgh@... - mdfs.net/jgh

Do I have to beg, or offer a cash reward, to get a response? If it's the latter, I'm open to negotiation! Richard.

Those of you who have tried the Raspberry Pi edition of BBCSDL will have spotted that neither the Run... Debug nor Run... Profile options are available. This is because both rely on 'sdldebug.bbc' (in

On the contrary really: the deterioration in my mental faculties is very apparent. I do find that straightforward BASIC programming (e.g. without any assembler code) is still within my grasp however,

I reiterate nbadderley's comment. There was a time (in the 80's) when I was on top of the technology but I find it impossible to keep up nowadays. I dont know how you do it but I am pleased you still

Richard Russell wrote: I care, go ahead, it's useful. I do a similar thing going the other way with my Tube Clients for CPUs with registers larger than 8 bits, OSBYTE returns its two 8-bit results in