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I already uploaded it to Vetusware at that time as well — so you'll get it from there. If the one you've downloaded is the only one to be found there — then it's the version uploaded by me, I don't have any other version of Periscope, sorry. Personally I use the new version of debug — LDebug...

If you mean that BASIC/Pascal like languages, then the better idea may be to get the more „modern” versions of them, like Power BASIC 3.50 (the last version for DOS), or Unicomal 3.11. But I still recommend Forth — modern Forth for DOS, like DX Forth, for example.

Also some of the utilities by Benjamin David Lunt may be of interest: https://www.fysnet.net/misc.htm

DOS Utilities Collection https://www.pc-tools.net/dos/dosutils/

No HL language was as efficient on resource-constrained systems as Forth was (and still is). Add to that OOP that Forth (almost) always had (CREATE..DOES) — even, when the term itself wasn't even coined, and its „virtual memory” ability thank to Forth's „block system”.

Not quite — Debugx may have „resident” feature set pretty similar, but LDebug gained recently a whole lot of extensions in form of *.ELD files. Just try it!

Yes, she's the main developer right now.

Have a look also at https://www.classic-retro-games.com/

For all of you interested in x86 assembly programming this newest edition of „debug” may be truly interesting, as being fitted with numerous improvements and add-ons: https://pushbx.org/ecm/download/ldebug.zip

I believe you may be interested in (some of, or all of) these: https://www.bttr-software.de/

How do you think: why Hitachi has two lines of its HD64180 — one for Motorola peripherals and the other one for Zilog family? Because they wanted to raise their manufacturing costs? ;) Honestly, although probably that chip can be „raped” to work in your SBC somehow, still the better idea would...

Have a look here: http://www.48katmos.freeuk.com/servman.pdf https://homepages.uni-regensburg.de/~hep09515/oric.html https://computarium.lcd.lu/photos/albums/ORIC_1/album/slides/oric_4.html https://oric.signal11.org.uk/html/repairguide.htm Hope this helps.

Maybe Quattro Pro for DOS? https://winworldpc.com/product/quattro-pro/4x

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If you're goint to be strict about this: actually that name comes from Arabian, so it shouldn't be pronounced „English way”. Rather like „Al-tah-eer” (like Al Bundy, silent „h”).

Using Linux-based software by myself, but this one looks promising: https://www.heinpragt-software.com/software_development/z80_processor_ide.html It's free, you may want to give it a try.

I like „open sourced” solutions, but it's not decisive criterion. Have a look at this paper: https://gist.github.com/erincandescent/8a10eeeea1918ee4f9d9982f7618ef68 …and at discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24958423