Serious / Programming - Language · 1992
GFA BASIC
Published by ST Format · Developed by GFA Systemtechnick
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Information
- Genre
- Programming - Language
- Language
- [unknown]
- Controls
- Keyboard, Mouse
- Players
- [unknown]
- Resolution
- Medium, High
- Programmer(s)
- Ostrowski, Frank
- Year
- 1992
- Publisher
- ST Format
- Distributor
- Future Publishing
- Developer
- GFA Systemtechnick
- Licensed from
- -
- Software
- English
- Box/Instructions
- English
- License
- Magazine
- ST Type
- ST, STe, TT, Falcon030, 0.5MB
- Version
- 3.5E [magazine]
- Number of Disks
- 1, Double Sided, HD Installable
Votes / Statistics
Rating: 9.4/10 · Votes: 32 · Downloads: 2,277 · Hits: 5,364
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Ads (1)
Article (7)
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Presentation
Tips (15)
Trivia (1)
Awards
Book / Magazine Reviews (3)
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Comments (3)
Fred — 20 Apr 2022
I had a book on GFA by a Dutch writer, I've lost it, does anyone know the name? GFA was so easy to write, later I struggled with VB. Now there is the Hatari Emulator, it tickles me to try GFA again, for old time sake. ;)
Jim Fouch — 27 Feb 2020
I wrote Mailing Manager ST for the Atari ST/TT back in 1991 using GFA Basic. SOld that program until I sold the writes in 1996. I think it was like 16,000+ lines of code and I maxed out what you could have in a resource file (64k I think). Those were fun times. I moved on to PC software development using VB 4/5/6 and then VB.Net. For it's day, GFA Basic was cutting edge and very quick. Only a few things I ever did needed more speed, and I then wrote that stuff in Assembly. Still some of my best memories were back in the day with GFA.
Nicolas — 10 Mar 2015
Omg... my gfa basic ... so nostalgic !!! I have the orginal disk and all book's to programming this basic langage. I never have the force to put my relics in trash... Maybe i will bored with !