On 1 Apr 2009, at 17:49, Ethan Dicks wrote:
> On Wed, Apr 1, 2009 at 8:39 PM, Michael Steil <mist@c64.org> wrote:
>> I'm the author of cbmbasic for UNIX...
>> I've been thinking about moving cbmbasic on SourceForge or something
>> similar. Would anyone be interested in maintaining it? :-)
>
> I could be.  I have lots of experience writing CBM BASIC and
> programming C on UNIX.  I am even set up on SourceForge as a
> contributor for LCDproc.

Sounds very good!

> Is this mostly a maintenance thing, or are there expansion plans  
> afoot?

My blog is not the right platform to publish a minor update/fix every  
now and then. I wasn't planning new features. Although I do have a few  
ideas. :-) For example, I would jus *love* to expose the extension  
vectors in the tokenizer, detokenizer and interpreter as a C API, so I  
can write extensions to Commodore BASIC in C: Add some of the BASIC V4  
features back, interface to a Mac/GTK/Qt/Window GUI...

   Michael

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