Re: Ok, I got Blitz!.. now some questions
- From: Sami Nikkinen <sami.nikkinen@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 26 Nov 2005 12:21:35 +0200
David Murray wrote:
a monitor and an assembler. But many times it takes a lot more work depending on what your trying to accomplish. Particularly anything thatYes, assembler, even good one is not as easy (or forgiving) as basic. I have to agree.
needs a lot of math is just way to difficult for me to do in ML. Also manyNo, math is just same with basic. You can use BASIC ROM routines for that. You can even use eval-routine, say usr(12*a/123*b+asc(left$(a$,1))), or sys 49152,"Sum ASCII values of string",46*a%+b. And real math routines are as easy as, well something... there's all function and operations available. Just email me, if you need docs and don't want to google for it.
times I'm just needing to test a theory about something or I'm hooking up some gadgetry to the user-port or something and need a quick and dirty way to control it so I use BASIC. It just takes less time. So anyway, IYes, see your point. Me too. For testing purposes I use BASIC if possible (speed or lack of it)
No it shouldn't, but as I said, don't expect too much (speed increase). Try to get the manual. (Ääk, not from inet, haven't seen it)figure it can't hurt to blitz some of the stuff I write as a sort of half- way point.
Cheers,
Sami .
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