Where to find a complete list of BASIC Commands for Apple 1

Apple I

Anybody,

Where can I find a complete listing of BASIC commands for the Apple 1/Replica 1? The downloadable BASIC manual and Tom's text was good but I would prefer a more complete listing.

Any ideas?

BTW, does anybody know what 'PLOT (x,y)" does on the Replica 1?

Aaron

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iceandfire's picture

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Try this page...
[http://www.applefritter.com/node/4103]

It's the complete BASIC manual for the Apple I computer.

The Apple I BASIC had several commands, (including PLOT(x,y)) that did not work. Woz left space for commands in his BASIC that only worked when they developed the Apple II computer. Imagine writing a 4K BASIC program and still leaving room for improvements!!
Larry

That's it?!?

Thank you Larry for your propt reply. I've printed out the manual (!)....So that's all there is for the Apple 1 eh?

I don't think I'm that creative of a programmer. Converting older BASIC programs are going to be tough.

Keep in mind that the apple 1

Keep in mind that the apple 1 only had 4 or 8K of RAM. If you had 8K you could load BASIC into RAM but that took 4K of RAM leaving you with only 4K. For a single board computer that had built on video and keyboard port the apple 1 was ahead of its time!

No arguements here...

... I don't have the talent as many others here have (or say they do). I have some ZX-80 sotware code somewhere I was considering porting over for the software pool. May still try it.

Eudimorphodon's picture

Re: Where to find a complete list of BASIC Commands for Apple 1

Aaron Teeling wrote:
BTW, does anybody know what 'PLOT (x,y)" does on the Replica 1?

Considering the Apple I had a basic "glass teletype" display with no graphics capabilities whatsoever, well... you'd probably be best served by removing all programs using the PLOT command from your porting list right away. ;^)

--Peace