cbasPad5 is a very simple Tiny Basic interpreter implemented completely inside an OS 5 native ARM-PNOlet.
Thus it runs programs much faster than Basic interpreters which run under PACE/68k emulation.
cbasPad5 includes a floating point math library, but does NOT include any of the database, graphics, sound commands, or other special PalmOS functions included in HotPaw Basic.
cbasPad5 only runs on Palm OS 5 devices.
( It does run a little faster than the original cbasPad. :-)
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Supported operating systems:
Palm OS 5.x
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· -STARTER class is now public
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