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MMBasic for the Raspberry Pi RP2040 and RP2350. Flash one file onto a Pico and it becomes a self-contained computer with a full-screen editor, graphics, sound, a file system and hundreds of built-in commands for driving hardware.
One source tree builds every variant for both chips.
The current MMBasic firmware, with the source split into folders by subsystem. All new development happens here.
The earlier tree that builds all variants from one flat folder. Development moved to PicoMite in June 2026, and this tree is kept as a reference for V6 and older versions.
CMakeLists.txtA VT100-and-beyond terminal for a Pico 2: 640×480 HDMI, USB keyboard and mouse, and two UARTs or up to four USB serial devices. It's designed to sit in front of a PicoMite, and it answers the PicoMite's screen-size query by choosing a font to fit.
PDFs in the PicoMite repository. Open them on GitHub to read or download.
The Bas folder holds full games written in MMBasic. They show how far the language and the graphics engine can be pushed. They include versions of Elite, Thrust, Exile and Chuckie Egg, plus Picanoid and "Prince of Pico".
Planning documents for several of these ports are on the AI page.
MMBasic was originally created by Geoff Graham.
