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I'm writing a Z80 program from scratch I'm dreading having to implement string-to-number and floating-point functionality myself. Anybody who wants to write a decently sized program that takes user input is probably going to need integer/fp & math routines.
Agon MOS doesn't implement these but BBC BASIC does. May I recommend putting the number/math functions into MOS and exposing an API for them so that every developer doesn't have to make a copy themselves.
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I'm writing a Z80 program from scratch I'm dreading having to implement string-to-number and floating-point functionality myself. Anybody who wants to write a decently sized program that takes user input is probably going to need integer/fp & math routines.
Agon MOS doesn't implement these but BBC BASIC does. May I recommend putting the number/math functions into MOS and exposing an API for them so that every developer doesn't have to make a copy themselves.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: