Oric is the name of a British mark of microcomputers , which was repurchased by a French company .
The models produced in the Années 1980 by Oric are:
The Computer programming language of these machines (Oric-1 and Atmos) was a version of the language BASIC of Microsoft and modified by the company Tangerine Computer Systems.
The core of the BASIC (i.e. without the graphic and sound extensions) is similar to that of the Commodore 64.
The language of Telestrat, Hyper BASIC, was written by Fabrice Broche. It presents since 1986 a revolutionary innovation for a language BASIC on family microcomputer: it is compiled (see: compilation) and posts performances much higher than the BASIC interpreted of the other computers (see: Interpreter). Oric 1 and Atmos had:
Oric Telestrat brought major differences:
The text mode has 3 alternatives (by the BASIC) (TEXT, LORES0, LORES1). This mode has a definition of 40 characters of 28 lines.
These 3 modes are actually the same ones. Only their management differs thanks to the attributes in first column (commutating of a table of definition of nature text or semigraphic).
The mode high-resolution (HIRES) is the graphic mode of 240 pixels out of 200 pixels plus 3 lines of text in bottom (of 40 characters). HIRES has constraints of proximity of pixels (blocks of 6 pixels). A line of 240 pixels is coded on 40 bytes. The 2 bits of strong weight determine the attribute, the 6 other pixels will form either the form with the screen or an attribute (depend on the coding of the 2 bits of strong weight).
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