C128 target support for 8BitScript: the hardware underneath the portable APIs. Parked in 0.2.0: not a build target until its native backend lands.

Deterministic pseudo-random generators, explicitly seeded, the same code on every target: a 16-bit LCG at the bare import, a precomputed lookup table at ./table. Hardware entropy stays opt-in: ./entropy reads SID voice 3 on the C64 and POKEY on the Atari

What a locale is like, decided at compile time: the bare import is the build's locale's own facts — its decimal and grouping separators — as a twin file per locale inside the package, so a program reads Locale.GROUP and the build picks the file; ./number

Translate between PETSCII and ASCII

acme cross assembler for 6502 and friends ported to js

Moving objects for 8BitScript programs — a position, a shape and a colour each, moved by index and drawn once a frame — on every target: hardware sprites reused down the frame where the machine has them (the C64, up to 24), quadrant-block objects at 4-pix