SmartBASIC - A Coleco Adam Forum

Looking forward to checking this out when its ready!

For awhile I've been tinkering with their IDE as it covered other systems, like the Atari 2600 and some of the arcade systems from the early 80's, but they just recently added support for MSX, Sega Master System and Coleco programming. Awesome stuff!

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I gotta say, that's a pretty epic reply

Someday (I keep telling myself that so I don't commit harikari) I'm gonna sit down and get back to programming... this will help a lot!

Definitely need to try this out. Are you open to making sound and controller modules, too?

Oh, it was unreleased, just more of a refresher exercise for myself. It was called Rock! Paper! Scissors! Fight!, so of course it was a twitch game for two players, basically just rock paper scissors but with an arcade flair. I wrote it in BlitzMax, which is a compiled BASIC language. I got about 85...

Yes, I would love to see the source code to this. I want to see what your tricks look like!

Fully? No, I tend to not use the block commands, just basic navigation. Honestly its been almost two years since I touched it (about the time I started my business... if I'm not there, I'm here doing paperwork, etc.). I'm really hoping to ease up on the at-home stuff so I can get back to some recrea...

I would suspect that TP3 for DOS had a lot more going for it than CP/M (TP3 was the last version Borland made for it). You are right, there is a ton of documentation for MS-DOS, little for CP/M. I don't have proof, but I think that TP3 for MS-DOS outsold the CP/M edition by a pretty wide margin. As ...

I don't have a floppy drive on mine, so I can't recreate. I don't remember having an issue with the DDP that Milli made me. Maybe if you had a DDP version of TP3, copy the (working) files onto the disk? I don't know...just thinking out loud.