Is there a StarTrek for Apple 1 BASIC?

Hey Mike, hello from a fellow Michigander.

I believe so; the file is present in the P-LAB archive and I thought there was an audio recording somewhere. Whether or not you have a P-LAB card or not, download the archive here (bottom download link of SD card contents) and check out all the BASIC programs for referece:

https://p-l4b.github.io/sdcard/fw.html

-Alex

You can get various programs in audio format for the Apple-1 at the link, including StarTrack. 

And I too join in with holiday greetings!

https://archive.org/details/Apple1Cassettes

Hi Mike,

There are actually two versions of Star Trek in the archive: the regular one and the 2003 version.

They're both in the BASIC directory .

The second one needs 16 kB of RAM and it's more articulated.

Thank you Alex for mentioning.

Enjoy! :-)

Claudio - P-LAB -- IZ2FER

Mike,

could you please elaborate on that?

> However, when I load '21' from Vince Briel's January '05

Your error looks like a BASIC pointer error.

INTEGER BASIC programs are "made" by two memory chunks:

- pointers: $004A .. $00FF

- program/vars: $LOMEM .. $HIMEM (typically $0800 .. $0FFF for programs not in need of extended memory)

If you load just the "program" chunk you'll likely incur in that kind of errors.

73,

Claudio - P-LAB

I just tested your file on POM1 emulator: no errors, so the program is good.

You might have some other issue, I am afraid.

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BR,

C.

If you want to use an authentic vintage version, there was a port done by Bob Bishop and the listing is published in the May, 1977 issue of Interface Age magazine.

https://archive.org/details/Interface_Age_vol02I06_1977_May

regards,

Mike Willegal

Mike WIllegal wrote:

If you want to use an authentic vintage version, there was a port done by Bob Bishop and the listing is published in the May, 1977 issue of Interface Age magazine.

 

https://archive.org/details/Interface_Age_vol02I06_1977_May

 

regards,

Mike Willegal

 

 

I really love reading those old magazines from when I was a kid.  Brings back a lot of memories.  I wish I had the money to buy and read all of them back in the day.  Sadly I lived in crappy backwater podunk town in the midwest when I was a kid and there weren't many opportunities to read them for free.  I had to go all the way out to the campus of the University which was a long bike or bus ride because the public library had very little.  Maybe Creative Computing and Byte if I remember right.  Not that those were bad.  There weren't many retail newsstands who carried anything more than that around there either, even if I had the money.