Very interesting. It looks more primitive than MSX-BASIC but it also has some clever ideas. I like how you can easily redefine characters with it. It's a bit weird that it doesn't seem to use SCREEN 0. Thanks for sharing!
This computer was discussed in the Radio Amateur Magazine in the Netherlands. I would have to look it up, but I think it was also imported here. But I have never seen one, so I'm not sure. Sales were not large in any case here.
I have this computer and created a repository for it: https://github.com/b3rendsh/bit90
The computer was manufactured in 1983, I have one since March 1984.
The basic programs are stored in memory almost identical to MSX, although the token codes are different.
Btw. you can invoke screen 0 by directly writing to the video registers.
I have this computer and created a repository for it: https://github.com/b3rendsh/bit90
The computer was manufactured in 1983, I have one since March 1984.
The basic programs are stored in memory almost identical to MSX, although the token codes are different.
Btw. you can invoke screen 0 by directly writing to the video registers.
