Over the past few weeks, I’ve spent some time updating my little BASIC dialect, which I called Musl (or MUSL, depending on my mood).

The name can mean either My Unstructured Scripting Language or Marginally Useful Scripting Language, also depending on my mood. Musl’s home official page is on this site and I have now set up a repository on GitHub at http://github.com/wernsey/musl.

An exciting game for 2 or more players that is guaranteed to increase meeting participation.

It was inspired by this old Dilbert strip.

Click here: bsbingo.html

The source code is available on GitHub.

You’ll probably already have similar code in your personal library already, because it doesn’t contain anything that you won’t find in a first year computer science textbook. Regardless I’ve decided to make these available anyway.

Also known as my Marginally Useful Scripting Language (I still have to pick the name).

Musl started out as a joke: I stumbled across the atariarchives.org website one evening and browsed through their books on programming games in BASIC. And by BASIC, I really mean old-school style BASIC, not this fancy new style structured language.