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Johnnyo: /* ZX Basic Studio */ link to a text

2026-05-14T11:13:20Z

ZX Basic Studio: link to a text

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	=== ''[https://github.com/boriel-basic/ZXBasicStudio/releases ZX Basic Studio]'' ===		=== ''[https://github.com/boriel-basic/ZXBasicStudio/releases ZX Basic Studio]'' ===
	: A multiplatform IDE for Boriel BASIC, with itegration with emulators for ZX Spectrum Next (CSpect, ZEsarUX and MAME), GDU and font editor, Sprite editor with import from external images, Colour palette editor for ZX Spectrum Next		: A multiplatform IDE for Boriel BASIC, with itegration with emulators for ZX Spectrum Next (CSpect, ZEsarUX and MAME), GDU and font editor, Sprite editor with import from external images, Colour palette editor for ZX Spectrum Next. Its [https://boriel-basic.net/page/preparing-the-development-environment installer] allows an easy start on Windows, Linux and MacOS.

	=== ''[https://github.com/em00k/NextBuild NextBuild v7]'' ===		=== ''[https://github.com/em00k/NextBuild NextBuild v7]'' ===

Johnnyo: /* BASIC */ zx basic studio

2026-05-14T11:12:07Z

BASIC: zx basic studio

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	=== ''[https://zxbasic.readthedocs.io/ Boriel Basic (ZX Basic)]'' ===		=== ''[https://zxbasic.readthedocs.io/ Boriel Basic (ZX Basic)]'' ===
	: A Basic to Z80 compiler with extensions added to Sinclair Basic.		: A Basic to Z80 compiler with extensions added to Sinclair Basic.

			=== ''[https://github.com/boriel-basic/ZXBasicStudio/releases ZX Basic Studio]'' ===
			: A multiplatform IDE for Boriel BASIC, with itegration with emulators for ZX Spectrum Next (CSpect, ZEsarUX and MAME), GDU and font editor, Sprite editor with import from external images, Colour palette editor for ZX Spectrum Next

	=== ''[https://github.com/em00k/NextBuild NextBuild v7]'' ===		=== ''[https://github.com/em00k/NextBuild NextBuild v7]'' ===

Johnnyo: /* ZX Basic */ Boriel

2026-05-14T11:08:35Z

ZX Basic: Boriel

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	== BASIC ==		== BASIC ==

	=== ''[https://zxbasic.readthedocs.io/ ZX Basic]'' ===		=== ''[https://zxbasic.readthedocs.io/ Boriel Basic (ZX Basic)]'' ===
	: A Basic to Z80 compiler with extensions added to Sinclair Basic.		: A Basic to Z80 compiler with extensions added to Sinclair Basic.

Johnnyo: /* z88dk-scc80 and z88dk-zsdcc */ minor edit

2026-04-21T16:17:20Z

z88dk-scc80 and z88dk-zsdcc: minor edit

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	: [[Calling convention notes]]		: [[Calling convention notes]]
	: The tutorial for the "newlib" for ZX Spectrum mentions some important details about the possibilities of programs written for Next too: [https://github.com/z88dk/z88dk/blob/master/doc/target/zx/02_HelloWorld.md ZX Hello World]		: The tutorial for the "newlib" for ZX Spectrum mentions some important details about the possibilities of programs written for Next too: [https://github.com/z88dk/z88dk/blob/master/doc/target/zx/02_HelloWorld.md ZX Hello World]
	: The selection of the CRT is by startup=n number. The crts are in the range 0-31, some mentioned in the above Hello World text, and some in the sources like [https://github.com/z88dk/z88dk/tree/master/libsrc/newlib/target/zxn/startup newlib zxn startup]. (internally: The factors of 256 are added by subtype=? on the compile line: base 0 numbers have no assumptions about the output type, ~~ie they are destined~~ for binaries ~~which can~~ be ~~turned into~~ tap/nex/.. Base 256 is for dot commands, base 512 is for dotx command (not appropriate for the Next), base 768 is dotn).		: The selection of the CRT is by startup=n number. The crts are in the range 0-31, some mentioned in the above Hello World text, and some in the sources like [https://github.com/z88dk/z88dk/tree/master/libsrc/newlib/target/zxn/startup newlib zxn startup]. (internally: The factors of 256 are added by subtype=? on the compile line: base 0 numbers have no assumptions about the output type, i.e. for binaries that will be tap/nex/.. Base 256 is for dot commands, base 512 is for dotx command (not appropriate for the Next), base 768 is dotn).

	=== ''SDCC'' ===		=== ''SDCC'' ===

Johnnyo: /* z88dk-scc80 and z88dk-zsdcc */ minor edit

2026-04-21T16:16:14Z

z88dk-scc80 and z88dk-zsdcc: minor edit

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	: [[Calling convention notes]]		: [[Calling convention notes]]
	: The tutorial for the "newlib" for ZX Spectrum mentions some important details about the possibilities of programs written for Next too: [https://github.com/z88dk/z88dk/blob/master/doc/target/zx/02_HelloWorld.md ZX Hello World]		: The tutorial for the "newlib" for ZX Spectrum mentions some important details about the possibilities of programs written for Next too: [https://github.com/z88dk/z88dk/blob/master/doc/target/zx/02_HelloWorld.md ZX Hello World]
	: The selection of the CRT is by startup=n number. The crts are in the range 0-31, some mentioned in the above Hello World text, and some in the sources like [https://github.com/z88dk/z88dk/tree/master/libsrc/newlib/target/zxn/startup newlib zxn startup]. (internally: The factors of 256 are added by subtype=? on the compile line: base 0 numbers have no assumptions about the output type, ie they are destined for binaries which can be turned into tap/nex/.. Base 256 is for dot commands, base 512 is for dotx command (~~which is~~ not appropriate for the Next), base 768 is dotn).		: The selection of the CRT is by startup=n number. The crts are in the range 0-31, some mentioned in the above Hello World text, and some in the sources like [https://github.com/z88dk/z88dk/tree/master/libsrc/newlib/target/zxn/startup newlib zxn startup]. (internally: The factors of 256 are added by subtype=? on the compile line: base 0 numbers have no assumptions about the output type, ie they are destined for binaries which can be turned into tap/nex/.. Base 256 is for dot commands, base 512 is for dotx command (not appropriate for the Next), base 768 is dotn).

	=== ''SDCC'' ===		=== ''SDCC'' ===

Johnnyo: /* z88dk-scc80 and z88dk-zsdcc */ better order

2026-04-21T16:15:21Z

z88dk-scc80 and z88dk-zsdcc: better order

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	: [[Calling convention notes]]		: [[Calling convention notes]]
	: The tutorial for the "newlib" for ZX Spectrum mentions some important details about the possibilities of programs written for Next too: [https://github.com/z88dk/z88dk/blob/master/doc/target/zx/02_HelloWorld.md ZX Hello World]		: The tutorial for the "newlib" for ZX Spectrum mentions some important details about the possibilities of programs written for Next too: [https://github.com/z88dk/z88dk/blob/master/doc/target/zx/02_HelloWorld.md ZX Hello World]
	: The selection of the CRT is by startup=n number. The crts are in the range 0-31, some mentioned in the above Hello World text, and some in the sources like [https://github.com/z88dk/z88dk/tree/master/libsrc/newlib/target/zxn/startup newlib zxn startup]. (internally: base 0 numbers have no assumptions about the output type, ie they are destined for binaries which can be turned into tap/nex/.. Base 256 is for dot commands, base 512 is for dotx command (which is not appropriate for the Next), base 768 is dotn~~. The factors of 256 are added by subtype=? on the compile line~~).		: The selection of the CRT is by startup=n number. The crts are in the range 0-31, some mentioned in the above Hello World text, and some in the sources like [https://github.com/z88dk/z88dk/tree/master/libsrc/newlib/target/zxn/startup newlib zxn startup]. (internally: The factors of 256 are added by subtype=? on the compile line: base 0 numbers have no assumptions about the output type, ie they are destined for binaries which can be turned into tap/nex/.. Base 256 is for dot commands, base 512 is for dotx command (which is not appropriate for the Next), base 768 is dotn).

	=== ''SDCC'' ===		=== ''SDCC'' ===

Johnnyo: /* z88dk-scc80 and z88dk-zsdcc */ numbers

2026-04-21T16:08:37Z

z88dk-scc80 and z88dk-zsdcc: numbers

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	: [[Calling convention notes]]		: [[Calling convention notes]]
	: The tutorial for the "newlib" for ZX Spectrum mentions some important details about the possibilities of programs written for Next too: [https://github.com/z88dk/z88dk/blob/master/doc/target/zx/02_HelloWorld.md ZX Hello World]		: The tutorial for the "newlib" for ZX Spectrum mentions some important details about the possibilities of programs written for Next too: [https://github.com/z88dk/z88dk/blob/master/doc/target/zx/02_HelloWorld.md ZX Hello World]
	: The selection of the CRT is by startup=n number. The crts are in the range 0-31, some mentioned in the above Hello World text, and some in the sources like [https://github.com/z88dk/z88dk/tree/master/libsrc/newlib/target/zxn/startup newlib zxn startup]. Base 256 is for dot commands, base 512 is for dotx command (which is not appropriate for the Next), base 768 is dotn. The factors of 256 are added by subtype=? on the compile line.		: The selection of the CRT is by startup=n number. The crts are in the range 0-31, some mentioned in the above Hello World text, and some in the sources like [https://github.com/z88dk/z88dk/tree/master/libsrc/newlib/target/zxn/startup newlib zxn startup]. (internally: base 0 numbers have no assumptions about the output type, ie they are destined for binaries which can be turned into tap/nex/.. Base 256 is for dot commands, base 512 is for dotx command (which is not appropriate for the Next), base 768 is dotn. The factors of 256 are added by subtype=? on the compile line).

	=== ''SDCC'' ===		=== ''SDCC'' ===

Johnnyo: /* z88dk-scc80 and z88dk-zsdcc */ startup numbers

2026-04-21T16:05:26Z

z88dk-scc80 and z88dk-zsdcc: startup numbers

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	: A Next target is present and under development. Output file types include tap, sna, and esxdos dot commands.		: A Next target is present and under development. Output file types include tap, sna, and esxdos dot commands.
	: [[Calling convention notes]]		: [[Calling convention notes]]
	: The tutorial for the "newlib" for ZX Spectrum mentions some important details about the possibilities of programs written for Next too: [https://github.com/z88dk/z88dk/blob/master/doc/target/zx/02_HelloWorld.md ZX Hello World]		: The tutorial for the "newlib" for ZX Spectrum mentions some important details about the possibilities of programs written for Next too: [https://github.com/z88dk/z88dk/blob/master/doc/target/zx/02_HelloWorld.md ZX Hello World]
			: The selection of the CRT is by startup=n number. The crts are in the range 0-31, some mentioned in the above Hello World text, and some in the sources like [https://github.com/z88dk/z88dk/tree/master/libsrc/newlib/target/zxn/startup newlib zxn startup]. Base 256 is for dot commands, base 512 is for dotx command (which is not appropriate for the Next), base 768 is dotn. The factors of 256 are added by subtype=? on the compile line.

	=== ''SDCC'' ===		=== ''SDCC'' ===

Johnnyo: /* z88dk-scc80 and z88dk-zsdcc */ nicer

2026-04-21T16:00:21Z

z88dk-scc80 and z88dk-zsdcc: nicer

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	: A Next target is present and under development. Output file types include tap, sna, and esxdos dot commands.		: A Next target is present and under development. Output file types include tap, sna, and esxdos dot commands.
	: [[Calling convention notes]]		: [[Calling convention notes]]
			: The tutorial for the "newlib" for ZX Spectrum mentions some important details about the possibilities of programs written for Next too: [https://github.com/z88dk/z88dk/blob/master/doc/target/zx/02_HelloWorld.md ZX Hello World]
	The tutorial for the "newlib" for ZX Spectrum mentions some important details about the possibilities of programs written for Next too: [https://github.com/z88dk/z88dk/blob/master/doc/target/zx/02_HelloWorld.md ZX Hello World]

	=== ''SDCC'' ===		=== ''SDCC'' ===

Johnnyo: /* z88dk-scc80 and z88dk-zsdcc */ Hello World

2026-04-21T15:59:56Z

z88dk-scc80 and z88dk-zsdcc: Hello World

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	: A Next target is present and under development. Output file types include tap, sna, and esxdos dot commands.		: A Next target is present and under development. Output file types include tap, sna, and esxdos dot commands.
	: [[Calling convention notes]]		: [[Calling convention notes]]

			The tutorial for the "newlib" for ZX Spectrum mentions some important details about the possibilities of programs written for Next too: [https://github.com/z88dk/z88dk/blob/master/doc/target/zx/02_HelloWorld.md ZX Hello World]

	=== ''SDCC'' ===		=== ''SDCC'' ===