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Amiga BASIC Compiler

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If you want to program for the Amiga, you will find quite a few options. BASIC doesn't necessarily sound like the first and best alternative, but AmiBlitz3 is definitely worth more than just a first look. πŸ‘€

Maintained by the AmiBlitz community for many years, it is compatible with all AmigaOS3.x versions, is actually a descendant of Acidsoft's BlitzBasic, and comes with a comfortable IDE, an instruction browser (think IntelliSense), and an everything but insignificant library of prebuilt functions.

The BASIC dialect takes a little getting used to. But the speed at which you can achieve presentable results on the Amiga is surprising.

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