BASIC_B
BASIC_B%
BASIC_F
BASIC_W
BAIIC_W%
BASIC_L
BPEEK%
BPEEK_W%
BPEEK_L

Syntax: BASIC_B (offset)
   and: BASIC_B% (offset)
   and: BASIC_F (offset)
   and: BASIC_W (offset)
   and: BASIC_W% (offset)
   and: BASIC_L (offset)
   and: BPEEK% (offset)
   and: BPEEK_W% (offset)
   and: BPEEK_L (offset)
Location: TinyToolkit, BTool (BASIC_B, BASIC_W and BASIC_L)
          DIY Toolkit Vol B (BPEEK%, BPEEK_W%, BPEEK_L)
          Turbo Toolkit (BASIC_B%, BASIC_F, BASIC_L and BASIC_W%)

The three functions BASIC_B, BASIC_W and BASIC_L are modified version of PEEK which return values at memory locations in the SuperBASIC system variables.

BPEEK%, BASIC_B%, BPEEK_W%, BASIC_W% and BPEEK_L are exactly the same.

BASIC_F returns a floating point value stored at the given location - see PEEK_F.

Example:
PRINT BASIC_W ( 1076 )

gives the first line number of a program in memory

NOTE:
These functions suffer the same problem as BASIC.

Turbo users can use TurboFix to access Minvera MultiBASIC / SBASIC variables.

CROSS-REFERENCE:
PEEK, PEEK_W, PEEK_L, BASICP.
BPOKE, BPOKE_W and BPOKE_L allow you to set SuperBASIC Variables.
