Ah, the RISCOS version of BBC Basic.  What a genuine joy that was to program
in, with in-line RISC assembly.

2009/8/6 Gareth Davis <[email protected]>

>  Wouldn't be the first set top box to run BBC Basic.
>
> Many years ago I did some development for the KIT platform that used Pace
> DSL 4000 boxes. These were based on the Acorn Risc PC and could be given a
> *BASIC command to drop them into BBC Basic V.
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> Actually, I would be right up for writing a BBC Basic interpreter for
> set-top boxes.  Probably have to have some MHEG5-type interface, but the
> idea is quite workable.
> Not sure about how to make it support XML yet...
>
> 2009/8/6 John Styles <[email protected]>
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>> > How about a BBC Micro 2012 Edition...?  FM&T need another impossible
>> tech project.  Be more exciting than "Bang Goes The Theory".
>>
>> Funnily enough I was thinking about the same thing a couple of days
>> ago, somehow I fear that devices conforming to the Canvas Project
>> specification won't have some sort of BBC Basic built in!
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