James Zeun wrote:

"Could I ask then, does that apply to the rest of the TRS-80 range of
computers? I mean, aside from not taking advantage of the M100s graphics
abilities, could code from books focusing on these systems still be
perfectly fine to work on my M100?" One of the reasons BASIC came to be in
such low regard was the proliferation of "gotchas" caused by variations in
the language's implementation. Even within Microsoft's product line, which
was used by everyone from A to Z. The ROMs (and RAM) were limited in space
and sometimes a feature was left out in favor of some other feature, or
tweaked to save a couple of bytes. So no, don't assume compatibility, maybe
even if the author says his code is applicable for your machine. It's best
to test. Or roll your own. How's that coming? -CH-

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