mdg@ariel.UUCP (M.GALE) (12/11/85)
<fubar> I'm looking for some information. I have a Series 200(236 to be exact) that I would like to speed up. Does anybody have any experience or know of any compilers for HP BASIC? A pointer to a C compiler (pun intended) would also be appreciated. How about a screen editor you'd like to recommend? We're using these to do some testing so the compilers will have to know about I/O and interface cards. Unlike the ones available for thier *nix. Thanks for your help. Michael D. Gale ihnp4!ariel!mdg Middletown, NJ (201) 957-5349
dhk@hp-pcd.UUCP (dhk) (12/20/85)
Philon, Incorporated has a compiler for the Integral that is an MBASIC clone and may work on a Series 200/300. It is called Philon FAST/BASIC-M and their address is: 641 Avenue of the Americas New York, New York 10011 I have played with it a little and it does a decent job. It allows you to call C subroutines from BASIC which may give you access to the interfaces. Contact them for price and availability as well as which machines it runs on. Dustin Kassman !hp-pcd!dhk Portable Computer Division Hewlett-Packard MBASIC is a trademark of MicroSoft FAST/BASIC-M is a trademark of Philon, Inc.