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From: "Ev. Drikos" <drikosev@gmail.com>
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Subject: AppleSoft/UK101 front-end
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Hello,

A new project on GitHub attempts to describe the AppleSoft/UK101 syntax:
https://github.com/drikosev/applesoft

The BNF grammars found in the above project go into much detail but they
are fresh and thus may contain various inaccuracies, ie I've run just a
few tests in the Compukit UK101 Simulator. The front-end "bcheck" prints
AppleSoft specific diagnostics and on demand the (UK101) scanned tokens.

Feedback is much welcome.

Ev. Drikos