BBC Micro Books published by Interface Publications

The following is a list of BBC Micro Books published by Interface Publications in the Centre for Computing History collection. It is not an exhaustive list of and other books may have been published. If you have a book that you would like to donate to our collection, please view our donations page.

There are 10 BBC Micro Books published by Interface Publications in our collection :
Order By : Title - Release Date - Publisher
36 Challenging Games for the BBC Micro Date: 1983 36 Challenging Games for the BBC Micro

Something tells me your BBC Micro is never going to recover after you've subjected it to a few rounds of these fast-moving games.
Tim D Rogers and Chris Callender have produced 36 outsanding games for the BBC Micro, 36 games you'll want to play again and again.

Publisher: Interface Publications
Author: Tim D. Rogers & Chris Callender

BBC Micro Instant Machine Code Date: 1982 BBC Micro Instant Machine Code

Yes, it's true. Instant machine code from a good subset of BBC BASIC. Type your BASIC program into your model B BBC Micro, trigger the compiler, and your program is changed almost instantaneously into superfast machine code.

For £34.95 you get: Cassette version of the complete compiler (along with a version of the compiler for use with discs, ready for when you upgrade, the disc version being dubbed on the cassette after the cassette version); complete compile listing; extensive documentation and instructions. The compiler was written by Jeremy Ruston.

Publisher: Interface Publications
Author: Jeremy Ruston

Creating Adventure Programs on the BBC Micro Date: 1983 Creating Adventure Programs on the BBC Micro

Publisher: Interface Publications
Author: Ian Watt

Exploring Artificial Intelligence on your BBC Micro Date: 1984 Exploring Artificial Intelligence on your BBC Micro

 

 

Publisher: Interface Publications
Author: Tim Hartnell

Instant BBC Micro Machine Code Date: 1992 Instant BBC Micro Machine Code

for the BBC BASIC Compiler version 3.0

Publisher: Interface Publications
Author: Jeremy Ruston

Let Your BBC Micro Teach you to Program Date: 1982 Let Your BBC Micro Teach you to Program

This book by best-selling author Tim Hartnell is the ideal companion for you if the BBC Microcomputer is your first computer. It takes you, step by simple step, through programming in BBC BASIC - with a number of worthwhile programs - and then goes further, giving you leads to develop and expand your programming skills in the coming months.

Publisher: Interface Publications
Author: Tim Hartnell

Putting Your BBC Micro To Work Date: 1983 Putting Your BBC Micro To Work

Publisher: Interface Publications
Author: Chris Callender

The BBC Micro Compendium Date: December 1984 The BBC Micro Compendium

The book is a complete tutorial on advanced programming for the BBC Micro.
Major topics covered include;
Assembly language programming;
Computer arithmetic, including full details of floating point algorithms;
Recursive programming;
How to increase the vertical screen resolution to 512 pixels with no hardware modifications;
An intelligent desassembler that can work out the areas of a program that are data.

Publisher: Interface Publications
Author: Jeremy Ruston

The BBC Micro Revealed Date: January 1983 The BBC Micro Revealed

If you've mastered the contents of the manual which came with your BBC Microcomputer, and now want to continue your exploration of the computer's functions and capabilities, this book is for you.

Publisher: Interface Publications
Author: Jeremy Ruston

Using the BBC Micro in Education Date: May 1984 Using the BBC Micro in Education

The BBC Micro is an immensely powerful computer. And its potential for assisting in education is enormous. But the means of tapping that potential are not immediately obvious.
In this detailed work, experienced teacher Don Thorpe discusses the role the BBC Microcomputer could occupy in your teaching activities. He compare its possibilities with those of other, more traditional, teaching aids, and outline specific areas of application in which the computer has no rival.

Publisher: Interface Publications
Author: Don Thorpe

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