CPCBasicApps is a collection of CPC BASIC apps. They can be run on a Amstrad CPC 464/664/6128, in an emulator or with CPCBasic or CPCBasicTS.
Links: Source code, HTML Readme,
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CPC version of the program:
10 PRINT CHR$(199+2*RND);:FRAME:GOTO 10
(c) Markus Hohmann
Excellent BASIC demo.
On a real CPC, the pre-calculation phase takes longer than 3 minutes. With CPCBasic you will ask, which pre-calculating phase?
(c) Amstrad, 1985
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Nice landscapes.
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(c) Roald (Mr.Lou) Strauss
Title screen of an unfinished game with a nice tune.
(c) Paul Bond, 1986
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(c) Rob Manuel, 2018
Check Rob Manuel’s British Council Tile / Bus Fabric Sim on Stewart C. Russell's blog.
(c) M. Foster (COMTEC), 1990
(c) Richard Fairhurst
(c) ZbyniuR
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Several nice graphics and animations, some with morphing effects. The original version uses assembler for sprite movements. CPCBasic is fast enough to do it all in BASIC. Here we have "Windows" and "Pac-Man".
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Some more nice graphics and animations, mainly done by changing colors. Here we have "Blinker" and "R2D2".
(c) David Wild, Alan Scully
(c) Dino, 1990
(c) ZbyniuR
(c) Simon Baker, Kevin Parker, 1991
Just 9 lines of code, adapted for CPC 464 (no FILL command) by Out Bush. Check the blog FILLing them Ol' BASIC 10-Liners on a 464.
(c) Günter Woigk, 1986
Interrupt & Sound & Grafik (ISG) Demo
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(c) Out Bush, 2019
An improved version that creates more Mondrian-like paintings. For details, check the CPCwiki. The first version by SRS is based on The Joy of Programming: Mondrian Painting.
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(c) Alan Scully
(c) 3 Pouces Mag, 1990
(c) Schneider/Amstrad, 1985
The complete demo.
Additional files:
- scpc6128.dat (Schneider logo)
The Can-Can sound can also be played separately.
(c) T Magee, 1987
(c) Various
Some examples from the Vintage Computing Christmas Challenge 2025 (VC³ 2025). Most of them are optimized.
(c) Dino
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