An open-source browser IDE for M68K, Z80, MIPS, RISC-V and x86-64 assembly
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A modern BASIC where you pause a running program, change the code and carry on
It brings back Visual Basic 6's edit-and-continue, keeping program state while you or an AI agent over MCP change code mid-run.
jdBasic is a BASIC interpreter on a custom bytecode VM, with an LLVM compiler for standalone executables. Its standout trick is live editing: pause a running program, alter variables or recompile a section, and resume with state intact. The maker demonstrates Claude doing this to a small shooter game through the built-in MCP server. It also has APL-style array operations, SDL3 and Dear ImGui graphics, Godot embedding, local llama.cpp and ONNX inference, and ports for Windows, Linux, macOS, WebAssembly and ESP32/RP2350 boards. MIT licensed.
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