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* Almost complete support for the Zilog Z80, Intel 8080 and Sharp LR35902 microprocessors.
* A very incomplete support for NEC PC-88 and ZX Spectrum.
* A very incomplete support for NEC PC-88, ZX Spectrum, CP/M and Armstrad CPC.
* Unified the syntax of commandline switches.
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* Added enumeration types.
* Added preprocessor
* Added preprocessor.
* Added `for` loops over arrays, enum types and in-place lists
* Added `align` keyword for choosing data and code alignment.
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* **Potentially breaking change!** Curly braces in text literals are now used for escape sequences.
* **Potentially breaking change!** Changed the `c64_basic` module.
* **Potentially breaking change!** `scr` now refers to the default screencodes as defined for the platform.
Code that uses both a custom platform definition and the `scr` encoding needs attention
(either change `scr` to `petscr` or add `screen_encoding=petscr` in the platform definition file).

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# Millfork
A middle-level programming language targeting 6502-based and Z80-based microcomputers.
A middle-level programming language targeting 6502-based, 8080-based and Z80-based microcomputers.
For binary releases, see: https://github.com/KarolS/millfork/releases
(latest: 0.3.0, doesn't support Z80 yet)
(latest: 0.3.0, only for 6502)
## Features
* high performance, due to being designed and optimized for 8-bit microprocessors
* multiple targets:
* Commodore 64 (the primary target)
* Commodore 64 with SuperCPU (experimental, incomplete and very buggy)
* Commodore 16 and Plus/4
* Commodore 128
* Commodore 64/128 running LUnix/LNG 0.21 (experimental)
* Commodore PET
* Commodore Vic-20 (stock or with RAM extensions)
* other Commodore computers: C16, Plus/4, C128, PET, VIC-20 (stock or with RAM extensions)
* Famicom/NES (the second most important target)
* Atari 2600 (experimental)
* Atari 8-bit computers
* BBC Micro
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* NEC PC-88
* Armstrad CPC
* CP/M
* Atari 2600 (experimental)
* inline assembly
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* simple memory model that avoids using the stack
* multi-pass optimizer (that will even optimize your hand-written assembly if you ask it to)
* multi-pass whole-program optimizer (that will even optimize your hand-written assembly if you ask it to)
## Licensing
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* more 6502 targets: Oric computers, PC-Engine/Turbografx-16, Atari Lynx
* more Z80 targets: Armstrad CPC, MSX, TI-83, Sega Master System
* more Z80 targets: MSX, TI-83, Sega Master System
* better support for 65816, Intel 8080, Sharp LR35902 and eZ80
* support for CP/M, Gameboy, SuperFamicom/SNES and Apple IIgs
* support for Gameboy, SuperFamicom/SNES and Apple IIgs