[Coco] Programming in NitrOS-9?

[Gene Heskett]

On Monday 12 May 2008, Rich Carreiro wrote:
>Right -- but that leads to a similar question?
>Where/how can you get OS-9 Pascal (or BASIC or C)
>
Basic09, or at least runb, is in the latest nitros9, disk images of which are 
available at <http://www.nitros9.org>, free for the download.

For docs, one of us re-printing the complete level 2 book, or scanning ebay 
for copies is gonna be your best bet.  The book is in a 3" ring mini binder, 
and overflows the 3" rings quite a bit, so it is not a task we have 
undertaken just yet, not to mention there could be copyright problems with 
that cuz Tandy owns them.

>schountz at south81.org (Tony Schountz) writes:
>> Rich,
>>
>> You can download support files for Pascal09 from my web site:
>>
>> http://www.pascal09.org/
>>
>> Tony
>>
>> On May 11, 2008, at 8:48 PM, Rich Carreiro wrote:
>> > Total OS-9/NitrOS-9 newbie here...
>> >
>> > I've grabbed NitrOS-9 Level 2 from sourceforge and
>> > fired it up on a virtual CoCo3 under MESS.
>> >
>> > After doing some poking around, the only development
>> > tools I could find were an text editor and an assembler.
>> >
>> > Can BASIC09 be had from anywhere?  How about a C compiler?
>> >
>> > Or do I have to go ebaying for old floppies of Microware CoCo BASIC09
>> > and Microware CoCo C compiler?
>> >
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