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doc/src/English ZXTRES Manual.adoc
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https://source-solutions.github.io/sebasic4/[SE Basic IV] is a free open-source BASIC interpreter for the Z80 architecture. Although it aims for a high degree of compatibility with Microsoft BASIC, there are some differences. It's designed to run on the https://www.patreon.com/chloe280se[Chloe 280SE] but it's also compatible with the ZX Spectrum core of the ZXTRES.
SE BASIC began developement in 1999 as the firmware for the https://sinclair.wiki.zxnet.co.uk/wiki/ZX_Spectrum_SE[ZX Spectrum SE], the ancestor of the Chloe 280SE. Early versions were patches applied to the original Spectrum ROM. From version 1, it used its own assembly file. From version 2, it added support for ULAplus.
SE BASIC began development in 1999 as the firmware for the https://sinclair.wiki.zxnet.co.uk/wiki/ZX_Spectrum_SE[ZX Spectrum SE], the ancestor of the Chloe 280SE. Early versions were patches applied to the original Spectrum ROM. From version 1, it used its own assembly file. From version 2, it added support for ULAplus.
Version 3 (https://zxdesign.itch.io/opense[OpenSE BASIC]) replaced the original ROM code with an open source version derived from the https://github.com/cheveron/open81[ZX81] and https://github.com/cheveron/samrom[SAM Coupé] ROMs. It's still maintained as an open source replacement firmware for the Spectrum, and is inlcuded in the main https://tracker.debian.org/pkg/opense-basic[Debian repository] for use with emulators.
Version 3 (https://zxdesign.itch.io/opense[OpenSE BASIC]) replaced the original ROM code with an open source version derived from the https://github.com/cheveron/open81[ZX81] and https://github.com/cheveron/samrom[SAM Coupé] ROMs. It's still maintained as an open source replacement firmware for the Spectrum, and is included in the main https://tracker.debian.org/pkg/opense-basic[Debian repository] for use with emulators.
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image:img/sebasic4.png[pdfwidth=70%]
Version 4.0 added support for 80 column mode. Version 4.1 was an unsuccessful attempt to refactor the code. Starting in 2019, the latest version (4.2 Cordelia) was rebuilt from the ground up to take full advantage of the ZX Spectrum core of the ZX-Uno (and ZXTRES). While earlier versions retained a high level of compatiblity with Sinclair BASIC and software, this version has no support for Sinclair software and is closer in dialect to Atari BASIC.
Version 4.0 added support for 80 column mode. Version 4.1 was an unsuccessful attempt to refactor the code. Starting in 2019, the latest version (4.2 Cordelia) was rebuilt from the ground up to take full advantage of the ZX Spectrum core of the ZX-Uno (and ZXTRES). While earlier versions retained a high level of compatibility with Sinclair BASIC and software, this version has no support for Sinclair software and is closer in dialect to Atari BASIC.
Version 4.2 requires that divMMC support is enabled with esxDOS or UnoDOS 3 installed. However, "dot" commands and the NMI browser are not supported.