TinyBasicPlus | C implementation of Tiny Basic

TinyBasicPlus is a C++ library typically used in Internet of Things (IoT), Arduino applications. TinyBasicPlus has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities and it has low support. You can download it from GitHub.

A C implementation of Tiny Basic, with a focus on support for Arduino. It was originally written by Gordon Brandly in the form of "68000 Tiny Basic", and then ported to C by Michael Field as "Arduino Basic", though still called "Tiny Basic" in the source files. TinyBasic Plus is an extension and modification upon the original "Tiny Basic" by adding support for a few more devices, configurable at build time. It is designed for use on the Arduino, although builds will soon be easily possible for other platforms through command line makefiles. Provided is a makefile that builds for unix-ey type OSes. It has only been tested for Darwin (OS X). Features added include support for fileio (SD Library), autorunning a program from the SD card, smaller footprint (PROGMEM), support for pin data IO, and support for the on-chip EEProm storage for your program.