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Which programming languages for Commodore's 8-bit family?

punchy71

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Hi,
Which programming languages are the Commodore 16 and all the others in the 8-bit Commodore family capable of being programmed in now days and originally back in the day?
Thanks
 
For the c16? Back in the day basic 3.5 (of course) which is fairly capable, if slow. Compile with "austrospeed" basic compiler (needs 64k, if u dont have that, use +4 emulator.)
For c64, many basic compilers (blitz, petspeed, laser..) "BASIC 64" was good, you could use macro commands in rems to declare variables integer, compile sections as machine code or p code, etc.. Super-c 64 wasn't bad.

Nowadays a c cross compiler (cc65, vbcc, llvm-6502, etc) on a pc..

for c16 stuff, try:
https://plus4world.powweb.com/home
 
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