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BASIC09 programming language front-end developed for LLVM

· Adafruit Industries Blog · June 24, 2026, 2:22 p.m.
programming Projects 6809 Basic software-engineering programming-languages LLVM Compiler Development
Summary
The BASIC09 programming language, which dates back to 1980, now has a new LLVM compiler front-end, enabling developers to write BASIC09 code for contemporary software and hardware. This development could enhance the usability of BASIC09 in modern programming environments.
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