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Tiny Basic Interpreter Released for Arduino Boards and MCUs
Key points
- BASIC interpreter for Arduino and MCUs.
- Includes in-hardware editor.
- Designed for portability and minimal hardware dependencies.
- Features a standard library for I/O, math, and bit manipulation.
Direct Programming on Arduino
Tiny Basic for Arduino is a new BASIC interpreter specifically developed for mid-range Arduino boards and microcontrollers. This interpreter enables users to write, edit, and execute BASIC programs directly on the hardware itself, removing the need for an external PC-based integrated development environment (IDE).
Hardware Agnostic Design
The interpreter is built with portability in mind, minimizing hardware dependencies. This design choice allows Tiny Basic to be adapted to various mid-range microcontrollers with reduced effort, broadening its potential application across different embedded systems.
Included Functionality
Tiny Basic for Arduino comes with an extensive standard library. This library provides built-in functions covering hardware input/output operations, mathematical calculations, and bit manipulation, offering a comprehensive set of tools for programming directly on the device.
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Primary sources
GitHub dilshan/tiny-basicReporting from
A new BASIC interpreter, Tiny Basic for Arduino, is available for mid-range Arduino boards and microcontrollers. It allows users to write, edit, and run BASIC code directly on the hardware without a PC IDE.