Hi, I finally found & forked a good BASIC implementation for Arduino,

adapted it for the Teensy's series & followed my quest of an own built computer....

How does it looks like now

Remember... I started from here ....

(http://xtase.over-blog.com/2017/02/xts-ubasic-starting-mother-board/debuts-de-la-carte-mere.html)

Xts-uBasic with its boards

It has even now a new board for playing mp3 files ! (DFPlayer mini based)

My new Sound Card

I started to refound an old MO5 case to fit my needs.

Then I glued an simple USB Keyboard (build for 10" tablets) on it to replace the original MO5 keyboard.

The flat motherboard is still under design @ this time (the board-layouted functions have already been tested.)

Started to design flat mother board inside an old MO5 case

Started to design flat mother board inside an old MO5 case

It currently contains the mainboard module (Teesny3.6 + USBHost + BT + remote miniLCD & buttons connector)

It contains also @ this time : the DFPlayer mp3 module (as sound card) & VGAText HobbiTronics board

And an USB HUB to provide up to 2A for the next coming devices...

I plan to re-add WIFI support (but maybe w/ a NodeMCU module) & an HDMI Graphical Driver (based on a RPI-0W) later ...

It does still have it's VGAText board support

It does still have it's VGAText board support

The current Source Code for the BASIC implementation (based on Robin Edwards's work) and a few tools are now available @ https://github.com/fgalliat/BasicAr (/FS/ contains some BASIC program for testing purposes & the LIGHTLAND adventure game -- /subComponents/RPIDisplay contains the future RPI render code & an X11emulator for the VGAText system)

Remember : it's now possible to test BASIC directly on a g++/SDL2/ncurses/[Java] computer

g++ build script is available on github

Details also available on Hackaday.io

See you soon.