Basic MCS 8080, 1975 [electronic resource] / Gates, Allen, Davidoff.

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Basic MCS 8080, 1975 [electronic resource] / Gates, Allen, Davidoff.

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This is the code, written in 8080 assembly language, for an interpreter (language processor) for the BASIC programming language. This is version 1.1 of what became Microsoft's first product.

1 program file + math package and description.

Harvard University Archives.

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Harvard University Archives.

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