05-13-2022, 07:53 PM
(This post was last modified: 05-13-2022, 07:54 PM by madscijr.
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Mine was "COMPUTE's First Book of TI Games" for the TI99/4A, and look it's available here.
It started me off on a journey that I'm still on almost 40 years later! :-D
I would like to eventually make an interpreter in QB64, for my old TI99/4A BASIC creations (regular not Extended BASIC). It should be doable, except I'm not sure how you would emulate the sound commands. It seems the sound commands in QuickBasic and QB64 are a little rudimentary. Now if we could get some commands more like the WebAudio API on the other hand... ? :-D
But anyway those COMPUTE! books with type-in programs were amazing!
It started me off on a journey that I'm still on almost 40 years later! :-D
I would like to eventually make an interpreter in QB64, for my old TI99/4A BASIC creations (regular not Extended BASIC). It should be doable, except I'm not sure how you would emulate the sound commands. It seems the sound commands in QuickBasic and QB64 are a little rudimentary. Now if we could get some commands more like the WebAudio API on the other hand... ? :-D
But anyway those COMPUTE! books with type-in programs were amazing!
