bas80/README.md

BAS80 - an 8bit BASIC compiler

# BAS80.js

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  The BASIC compiler for the 8bit CPUs

## Installation

  $ npm install bas80 -g

## Usage

  `$ bas80 [options] filename`

  Assembles given the file, e.g. test.z80, into two files: test.hex (binary) and test.lst (listing).
  
  Filename has to be the last parameter.

  Options are:

  - `-o, --output <file>` Output file name
  - `-t, --type <type>` Output type [default: hex]. Available types are: hex, srec, com (for CP/M), sna, tap (for ZX Spectrum), prg (for C64)
  - `-l, --list` Make listing (.lst file)
  - `-s, --source` Make asm source (.a80 file)
  - `-h, --help` See HELP

  
## Format, directives etc.

  See [BAS80 Guide](BASIC.md) for further information.
  
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## More info

  See https://www.uelectronics.info/category/my-projects/ for more info

## Changes
  
  - 0.9.9: First working version