Ecology simulation program which first appeared in Oct ’84 issue of Scientific American. WA-TOR recreates the ecology of 3 independent species. You can experiment by changing populations, feed cycles, reproduction, etc. Watch generations pass on the TV screen. Generate HI-RES population curves on the 2040 printer. Uses Nissim Elmaleh‘s “SHR” for the cover screen and
Two-pass assembler that supports symbolic expressions. Initially available separately. Available on EPROM.
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$CRYPTIC GOLD$ combines a 2K BASIC program, a game board, answer data, a program listing and a tape on which to save your program. This trivia game generates the next question from the correct answer to the previous one—but wrong answers garble the following question. Tex Micro planned tournaments with cash prizes around major holidays,
Expanded, disk-based version of Go-fer database; requires an Aerco disk system. Store more than 1,750 files per diskette and limitless data base size across multiple diskettes. 48K-64K.
Analyzes large buildings. Calculates annual heating and cooling consumption based onhourly weather, design, schedule inputs; lighting, fans, pumps; multiple zone buildings; what-if situations. Requires 32K RAM.
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Debugged/improved LPRINT, CLS, SCROLL, DIM and more. Full display file, SCROLL/CLS work properly, LPRINT small numbers (.0001), DIM very large single strings (DIM A$(47000)) in 64K and a few other changes incorporated. For the 16K TS1000, TS1500 or ZX81.
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Reads Morse code through cassette port and scrolls translated message across screen. Translates code off the air through earphone jack. Generates code from a character string for recording or hearing through TV speaker. Enter message in English and out comes Morse code. 2K.
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Interface to Centronics parallel interface printers. Driver translates Timex/Sinclair code to 80 column ASCII and sends printer via USR calls to simulate LPRINT, LLIST and COPY.
Pluri-Forth is both an operating system and a programming language, replacing the Sinclair ROM entirely. FORTH programs were compiled and ran about 10 times faster than interpreter BASIC. Pluri-Forth offered multitasking, a feature not available in Basic. When used with the Sinclair ROM, the channel 2/3 switch is wired to the Pluri-Forth board to select
Spreadsheet with 15 columns and 30 rows, 8 characters per cell. All 14 ZX81/TS1000 math functions supported. Maximum of 3360 characters/spreadsheet.
