The "Supercode" thingy called by Randomize USR xxxx could be the first nice step in the right direction (I hope, anything will compile well with HiSoft Basic compiler), but I also think, the idea of a SPOS (AMOS[Amiga]/STOS[AtariST]/DarkBasic[PeeCee]) compiler will allow to use the advanced Sprinter features and architecture much better in the future, probaly even as a Cross-developing tool on PC with target machine Sprinter (or optionaly Spectrum, with some less features)

> probaly even as a Cross-developing tool on PC with target machine Sprinter

What do you think of existing Z88DK (ANSI-C compiler) and RW1P2 (RW1 compiler). And I glad to say that in a near future I make combined tools RW1P2+SPRINT and call it "Sprinter SDK" :)

Alexander Shabarshin (shaos@mail.ru)
NedoPC Project