CityAceE Not so long ago I became the owner of a very inexpensive board from Waveshare. The board is based on a microcontroller from Raspbrerry Pi RP2040 - https://www.waveshare.com/rp2040-pizero.htm. The board has the same form factor as the Raspberry Pi. On board there are USB, HDMI, microSD slot. Several ZX Spectrum emulators, NES emulator and other projects are adapted for this board. I found it to be a great platform to run BASIC Engine on. I think that having the source code for a ZX Spectrum emulator that supports video and sound over HDMI, as well as USB keyboards and USB gamepads, makes it easy to adapt BASIC Engine to this platform. What do you think?
uli Relatively easy, I guess. Given the specs you would have to build on the classic BASIC Engine code, though, which lacks advanced features such as internationalization, truetype fonts etc. I have to say I don't find that very appealing at this time.
CityAceE Got it. Thanks for the reply! But it seems to me that Basic Engine is a good fit for this device anyway, even in its truncated form.