Talk:Galaksija BASIC

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Base for Galaksija's BASIC

Voja Antonić himself states (on his web site) that he partially based Galaksija's Basic on Micr(o)soft Level 1 Basic:

U EPROM, koji se u početku prostirao na "celih" 4K, smešten je drajver za video stepen, linijski editor i BASIC interpreter. Floating-point aritmetika i ciklusi preuzeti su iz Micrsoft-ovog Level 1 Basica, a ostatak je rezultat rada autora, pomognut aktivnim učešćem i sugestijama Dejana Ristanovića.

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Should anyone think that there may be a confusion here, I can phone him directly to clarify (i.e. where did he get it from, not just what it was). --Aleksandar Šušnjar 02:08, 29 September 2007 (UTC)[reply]

This discussion was continued at [Talk page of main Galaksija article]. Aleksandar Šušnjar 20:30, 30 September 2007 (UTC)[reply]

Video RAM

In case you want to BYTE to video RAM directly, the starting address is 10240. One character bit is ignored, so e.g. 1 and 65 both display as A.