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Tymshare SuperBasic (or Super Basic) was a compile and go implementation of a variant of the BASIC programming language for the SDS 940 commercialized by Tymshare.

References

Computer Decisions 3:32 (1971)
Tymshare, Inc., "Super Basic", October 1968, reference manual

See also

SuperBASIC, an unrelated Basic implementation on Sinclair QDOS.

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