08-31-2020, 04:22 PM
Support for common dialects can be implemented.
In the librares (modules).
48 BASIC
128 BASIC (Where is PLAY & SPECTRUM ?)
+3 BASIC
TR-DOS
PRO-DOS
Laser BASIC
Mega BASIC
Beta BASIC
Softek IS
Softek FP
In many cases it is not necessary to follow a strict syntax such as "REM S, A, x, y" (from Softek IS)". And use more correct syntax. But the compiler must understand all synonyms and correct them by prompting the programmer. In turn, the programmer can choose any synonyms, including leaving it as it is.
It is not necessary to use the words LET and SUB in the program, but it is advisable when declaring ...
It is permissible to use signs that an object belongs to a particular type (using letters !,%, $ Or color), as well as an statement to a particular library (to understand where it came from).
The programmer can add his own new statements, functions, libraries, synonyms (i.e. own syntax). But all of them, of course, must be described by the programmer.
In the librares (modules).
48 BASIC
128 BASIC (Where is PLAY & SPECTRUM ?)
+3 BASIC
TR-DOS
PRO-DOS
Laser BASIC
Mega BASIC
Beta BASIC
Softek IS
Softek FP
In many cases it is not necessary to follow a strict syntax such as "REM S, A, x, y" (from Softek IS)". And use more correct syntax. But the compiler must understand all synonyms and correct them by prompting the programmer. In turn, the programmer can choose any synonyms, including leaving it as it is.
It is not necessary to use the words LET and SUB in the program, but it is advisable when declaring ...
It is permissible to use signs that an object belongs to a particular type (using letters !,%, $ Or color), as well as an statement to a particular library (to understand where it came from).
The programmer can add his own new statements, functions, libraries, synonyms (i.e. own syntax). But all of them, of course, must be described by the programmer.