Machine code (hex, paste)

Start address (hex):
BASIC loader
First line number: Step:
Type-in mode (include checksums)
BBC BASIC syntax

Instructions

Select your preferred color scheme by clicking the options "Dark" and "Light" at the top right.
Paste or drag-and-drop your 8-bit object code into the code field. This may be a series of hex values or a binary file.
Enter a start address.
Optionally enable the checkbox "Type-in mode".
This will generate a BASIC script with checksums (one for each DATA line of 8 bytes).
Press "Generate BASIC".
Copy the generated code from the output field.
Variable A in the FOR-loop is set up with the start address in decimal. You may use this to run the code, e.g., by "SYS <value-given-for-A>".

About

This is a tiny application to generate BASIC scripts for classic 8-bit home computers to integrates a machine language program or other raw 8-bit data.

To generate a machine language program for the 6502 family, see the virtual 6502 assembler.

Disclaimer

This application is provided for free and AS IS, therefore without any warranty; without even the implied warranty of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose. Use at own risk.

This application uses either Web Storage technology or, if this is not available, a cookie to store your choice for the preferred color mode for the virtual 6502 suite of application. (Either the word "light" or the word "dark" is stored.)