1 Nov
2011
1 Nov
'11
6:10 a.m.
Pete Turnbull wrote:
Toby Thain wrote:
Some thousands sold in the US (with modifications for NTSC and 60Hz, and
changes to some spelling (COLOR for COLOUR, etc). I think it may have
had a modified (for 110V) PSU, but I remember a story about that.
Hmm, yes I don't recall if the stock PSU was guaranteed to work on 110V
automagically, and so the US models got exactly the same ones as the UK.
IIRC the US models had a lot of extra shielding in the case - although I
heard once that it wasn't strictly necessary to meet US regs, but just a
precautionary measure.
cheers
Jules
On 30/10/11 6:10 PM, Dave McGuire wrote:
BBC BASIC
has an inline assembler for 6502?? Wow, that's wild. What
hardware would I need to cobble together to run that?
It's a good little assembler. Because of the integration with BASIC,
you get nice macro-ish facilities as well.
It runs on the BBC Microcomputer, and the BBC BASIC ROM is the usual
standard 16KB language ROM. You can probably get a BBC Micro on ebay;
I have no idea how many, if any, were sold in North America.