Sprint BASIC Compiler by Oasis Software

[zephyr]

Thanks to Sarah Burgin the archive now has a perfect copy of the Sprint BASIC Compiler by Oasis Software.

[zephyr]

Has anyone got a copy of the original instruction booklet?

[snarkhunter]

I might have an old copy-cat copy (on A4 sheets, B&W), somewhere in a closet. If I manage to find where it has been lying for ages, I might have it scanned by my sister, who has a nice scanner connected to her PC! I cannot offer any guarantee here, though, but I promise I'll do my best to find out.

[zephyr]

Excellent!

[snarkhunter]

... Unfortunately, so far, I could not find any such thing as the instructions to "Sprint". But I haven't yet searched any possible location, though. I remember the sports car picture printed against an orange background. But this might also be fake memories made-up from the "Dragon User" ads, which I still remember well.

Today, I only came across poorly copied instructions for Oasis' "Petite Pascal" and "Dragon Forth" packages - and not even complete sets.

But I shall keep searching when I have some spare time, just in case... I think I should have some more docs stored somewhere.

[rolfmichelsen]

Here's a copy of the Sprint Basic Compiler manual including the supplement for version 1.1. Enjoy!

-- Rolf

[Alastair]

Thanks Rolf for both this and Advanced Sound and Graphics for the Dragon Computer.

[zephyr]

Excellent! Thanks Rolf!

[Cloete]

Thanks Rolf - regards Coete

[zephyr]

Here's a copy of Sprint v1.2 which I have split into four separate parts. This can be used to make a real audio cassette copy with sensible gaps between the different parts.