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	BASIC09 - TheBestLinks.com - Boolean algebra, BASIC programming language, Bytecode, Central processing unit, ...
		BASIC09 is a structured BASIC programming language dialect developed by Microware for the then-new Motorola 6809 CPU.
		BASIC09 provided very impressive features for its time (it was first available in 1980), and most especially for its memory requirements.
		For the BASIC09 releases intended for the OS-9 operating systems, "packed" procedures are in fact OS-9 modules; the OS-9 shell recognizes them as I-code and automatically calls the RunB interpreter to execute them.
	www.thebestlinks.com /BASIC09.html (573 words)

	BASIC09 programming language
		BASIC09 is a structured BASIC dialect developed by Microware for the then-new Motorola 6809 CPU.
		Comments and names of local variables are discarded during packing, so that in BASIC09, unlike the typical interpreted BASICs of the time, comments and intelligible variable names were not considered a burden to be avoided in the name of efficiency.
		Packed BASIC09 procedures are in fact OS-9 modules, and the OS-9 shell recognizes them as I-code and passes them off to the virtual machine emulator RunB for execution.
	www.ebroadcast.com.au /lookup/encyclopedia/ba/BASIC09.html (366 words)

	BASIC09
		BASIC09 is a structured BASIC programming language dialect developed by Microware for the then-new Motorola 6809 CPU.
		BASIC09 provided very impressive features for its time (it was first available in 1980), and most especially for its memory requirements.
		For the BASIC09 releases intended for the OS-9 operating systems, "packed" procedures are in fact OS-9 modules; the OS-9 shell recognizes them as I-code and automatically calls the RunB interpreter to execute them.
	www.xasa.com /wiki/en/wikipedia/b/ba/basic09.html (538 words)

	BASIC09 - One Language (Site not responding. Last check: )
		BASIC09 is a structured BASIC programming language dialect developed by Microware for the then-new Motorola 6809 CPU.
		BASIC09 provided very impressive features for its time (it was first available in 1980), and most especially for its memory requirements.
		For the BASIC09 releases intended for the OS-9 operating systems, "packed" procedures are in fact OS-9 modules; the OS-9 shell recognizes them as I-code and automatically calls the RunB interpreter to execute them.
	www.onelang.com /encyclopedia/index.php/BASIC09 (566 words)

	Dragon Update Newsletter
		Once again a basic09 program is not a single block of ram as would be expected on say the standard Dragon (or any other home micro), but would consist of many short programs all residing in the workspace at the same time.
		The great advantage of Basic09 is that after control is returned to the calling procedure, the data area of the called procedure is freed.
		Basic09 on the other hand, is really in a different class.
	members.aol.com /kjnash/update/DRGUP004.HTM (5841 words)

	BASIC09 : Encyclopedia Entry
		It was paired with the OS-9 Operating system, also from Microware and took advantage of several OS-9 features (eg, shared memory, module loading and unloading, etc).
		BASIC09 had very impressive features for its time (it was first available in 1980), and most especially for its memory requirements.
		Microware produced a version of BASIC09 for OS-9/68k (for the 68000), calling it Microware BASIC, but did not develop a version for OS-9000 (the portable version of OS-9).
	www.bibleocean.com /OmniDefinition/BASIC09 (544 words)

	Microware Info - Bored Net - Boredom (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Microware Systems Corporation existed as a separate entity from 1979 until September 2001, when it was bought by RadiSys Corporation and became a division of that company.
		Microware initially produced a version of BASIC and a real-time kernel for the Motorola 6800 processor, and was asked by Motorola to develop what turned into BASIC09 for the then-new Motorola 6809 processor.
		OS-9 went on to versions for the 68000 family of processors and, rewritten mostly in C, to the 80x86, Power PC, ARM, MIPS, and some of the Hitachi SH series of processors.
	www.borednet.com /e/n/encyclopedia/m/mi/microware.html (158 words)

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		Surely BASIC09 is one of the few languanges in existence that will allow this kind of flexibility in a file.
		Section #1 occupies the first 399 bytes of HDR and is the variable length record portion of the file...
		Also, the password fields themselves MUST be null padded to their full length (no $FF string terminators allowed.) This can be tricky in BASIC09 if you aren't paying attention to what you are doing.
	www.bbsdocumentary.com /software/TANDY/OS9/RIBBS/insrb210.txt (2573 words)

	BASIC09
		Basic09 was the Basic interpreter used on Microware OS9.
		If I remeber correctly Basic09 was an integrated environment so you would want to get your hands on a manual.
		Not sure how much help this will be but there was a Basic09 written for use under OS-9 used on the Radio shack color computer which used a 6809 processor.
	www.control.com /thread/1026201456 (458 words)

	Interfacing to Basic09
		To effectively utilize this feature, one must be familiar with both C and BASIC09 internal data representation and procedure calling protocol.
		To access element array(4,2) in BASIC09 use array[2][4] in C. The details on interfacing BASIC09 to C are best described by example.
		Since BASIC09 and C pass parameters in a similar fashion, it is easy to access BASIC09 values.
	www.roug.org /soren/6809/ccguide/a5018.html (786 words)

	BASIC09 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		It was paired with the OS-9 Operating system, also from Microware and took advantage of several OS-9 features (eg, shared memory, module loading and unloading, etc).
		BASIC09 had very impressive features for its time (it was first available in 1980), and most especially for its memory requirements.
		Microware produced a version of BASIC09 for OS-9/68k (for the 68000), calling it Microware BASIC, but did not develop a version for OS-9000 (the portable version of OS-9).
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/BASIC09 (576 words)

	BASIC09 programming language: Definition and Links by Encyclopedian.com
		BASIC09 programming language: Definition and Links by Encyclopedian.com
		...BASIC09 programming language BASIC09 programming language BASIC09 is a...I-code in the BASIC09 literature, that an emulator for the virtual machine executed.
		Post a link to definition / meaning of " BASIC09 programming language " on your site.
	www.encyclopedian.com /ba/BASIC09.html (491 words)

	6809 Emulation (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The emulator is built on Ray Bellis' Usim emulator, and also fixes some bugs in same.
		But the P-code interpreter loads an extra module and os9l1 doesn't handle that, so execution of your P-code is not available.
		PDF so it matches the distribution of Basic09 I have for OS9 level 1.
	www.roug.org /soren/6809 (209 words)

	Cookie Monster (Site not responding. Last check: )
		I remember it was available for the amiga back in the late 80's-90's time frame.
		And ISTR that we had one written in Basic09 for the tRS-80 Color Computer running os9 in the mid 80's.
		And ISTR that we had one written > in Basic09 for the tRS-80 Color Computer running os9 in the mid 80's.
	www.codecomments.com /message246231.html (951 words)

	Microware : Freebase - The World's Database
		Microware Systems Corporation existed as a separate entity from 1977 until September 2001, when it was bought by RadiSys Corp., and became a division of that company.
		Microware initially produced a version of BASIC and a real-time kernel for the Motorola 6800 processor, and was asked by Motorola to develop what turned into BASIC09 for the then-new Motorola 6809 processor.
		Having written BASIC09, they decided it needed an operating system underlying it, and created the first version of OS-9.
	www.freebase.com /view/en/microware (258 words)

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		My first large computer program that I wrote was a simple bulletin board system running in OS-9, writen in BASIC09.
		The first name I thought of was OS9 Online, but that name was already taken by Falsoft (Rainbow magazine) who sponsered the OS9 forum on Delphi.
		The "09" could stand for eithor 6809 or BASIC09 which were both used at the time for programming my BBS.
	christianmp3.org /09online.html (277 words)

	OS-9/OSK Answers (09/93)
		Due to the great response I received from last month's article and sample program, I'm going to follow-up this month with some code that others have sent in to help improve upon the sample program.
		Because the x- and y-values of the mouse are 2-byte integers, it was necessary to compute the mouse cursor data with the formula msb*256+lsb, where msb is the most-significant-byte (the 1st byte of the integer) and lsb is the least-significant-byte (the 2nd byte of the integer).
		Using the TYPE statement, you can set up an area of memory that can address a data structure (such as the mouse packet data) in it's correct form.
	www.joelhegberg.com /articles/mic0993.html (1050 words)

	Fellow CoCo lovers - Page 2 - The Vintage Computer Forums
		I think there is also a separate assembler and several languages (I have Pascal, C, and maybe Basic09?) for OS-9.
		Besides the Pascal and C, there is also an assembler package for OS/9, but good luck finding it.
		The BASIC09 is part of the OS/9 distribution, IIRC.
	www.vintage-computer.com /vcforum/showthread.php?p=32605 (508 words)

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		After enduring this procedure, your CoCo should boot to 2 80 column windows in RGB mode, with 2 (or 3) 40 track double sided drives @ 6ms step rate, with your choice of serial port and printer baud rates.
		Make a copy of the basic09 disk using backup (you can even do this from DECB [Disk Extended Color Basic] if you want), then put the new disk in drive 1, and the system master in drive 0.
		Type: chx /d0/cmds;chd /d1/modules;edit bootlist [when you see "type:", you always press "ENTER" at the end of a line.] Bootlist is just that, a list of the modules to be used when making a custom version of OS9Boot.
	redvip.homelinux.net /varios/texts/Dragon/OS9/OS9_FIRS.TXT (357 words)

	Coco Catalogue
		This handy package includes a set of machine language programs written to be interfaced with Basic09.
		Each program has been written for optimum speed and efficiency, yet they are all easy to use.
		This disk contains a number of programs we have written which we don't feel are large enough to offer as a commercial product (even though we've seen others asking big bucks for much less...), however they are pretty neat.
	www.mellowood.ca /documents/os9-rsdos.html (3095 words)

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		You may find that invoking Basic09 is not the best choice.
	five.pairlist.net /pipermail/coco/2004-May/006301.html (242 words)

	Linux Today - For the Love of Linux
		My first multi-processing system was a Radio Shack Color Computer 2 with OS-9 (later a CoCo 3 with OS-9 Level 2).
		With 512K, I could run a BBS in the background, edit my assembly code in one window, compile my assembly code in another, edit/compile/debug a BASIC09 program in another window, run a word processor in yet another window, and generally do just about anything I needed.
		When Tandy abandoned the CoCo, I had little choice but to move on to PCs.
	www.linuxtoday.com /news_story.php3?ltsn=1999-08-04-010-10-NW-SM&reply=0022"e=1 (667 words)

	Spartanburg SC \| GoUpstate.com \| Spartanburg Herald-Journal (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The first version ("OS-9 Level One"), which dates back to 1979-80, was written in assembly language for the Motorola 6809 CPU, and provided a single 64KB address space in which all processes ran.
		It was developed as a supporting operating system for the BASIC09 project, contracted for by Motorola as part of the 6809 development.
		A later 6809 version ("Level Two") takes advantage of memory mapping hardware, supported up to 1MB of memory (ca 1980!) in most implementations, included a GUI on some platforms, and so on.
	www.goupstate.com /apps/pbcs.dll/section?category=NEWS&template=wiki&text=OS-9 (1473 words)

	Mailgate: comp.sys.m6809: Re: basic for 6800/6809
		> BASIC09 was very well designed for its day; I don't recall the string handling well enough to compare but it was fairly adept.
		> BASIC09 came from Microware as did OS/9, so it wasn't Flexible.
		I don't believe they're supporting the 8 bit product line any more.
	mailgate.supereva.it /comp/comp.sys.m6809/msg00028.html (110 words)

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		I originally tried it in B09 but it was a little slow for huge files.
		Basic09 to be able to handle the device it is dealing with.
		Yes, Basic09 does this, and that is probably the problem here.
	www.jar.co.za /i/textfile/messages/alanweston/1995/dlph08_21.asp?/j-onejar/?ca=17000 (10847 words)

	About the Author
		Wrote half the course and delivered half the lectures on developing software for microprocessor-based equipment designs.
		Based the labs on early versions of BASIC09 and OS9.
		A structured BASIC language project, with operating system OS9 and associated specifications.
	www.ciphersbyritter.com /AUTHOR.HTM (913 words)

	NitrOS9
		If you have a real Coco running OS-9 Level II (or an earlier version of NitrOS9), you can use my OS9 DSK Converter program as a base to make a real disk.
		The program is written in BASIC09, but defaults to a 35 track DSK image...
		3) Type 'BASIC09' (it may be on a different disk, if you are using the stock OS-9 disks.
	nitros9.lcurtisboyle.com /nitros9.html (1439 words)

	Solutech: Web-izing Library Systems
		The system that was being used at the library, called LISTEN ("Library Interface System through Electronic Networking") was developed in-house and continually modified from the mid-1980s to approximately 1996.
		LISTEN ran on Hazelwood EK30 mini-computers, using a Pascal-like programming language called Basic09 under the OS9 operating system.
		The scarcity of Basic09 programmers made saber-tooth cats from Missouri's pre-historic past easier to find.
	www.arnoldit.com /articles/solutechdraNov2000.htm (1740 words)

	Any programmers around - Unexplained Mysteries Discussion Forums
		Then the 8080 and the associated op sys.
		Then the 6809 and Flex and OS9, along with ANSII C. Then Basic09.
		Having some years of experience in teaching, and many years in industry (where I gained most of my learning as practically necessary), I think the basics are best first, especially if the processor has all the addressing forms and data forms.
	www.unexplained-mysteries.com /forum/index.php?showtopic=75940 (1061 words)

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