The ugBASIC language and compiler lends itself very well to supporting hardware of various types, and the ultimate goal over time is to be able to support as much 8-bit hardware as was produced at the time. Clearly, it is also possible to integrate it with additional hardware, not present in this list.

The project is Open Source and therefore it is possible to expand it directly, by writing the necessary source. If desired, the modifications will be integrated into the main source, with due credits and under the same license schema (Apache License 2.0).

Alternatively, it is possible to support the developers, providing where possible technical documentation, development environments, emulators. Donations, in time and/or materially, are welcomed!

For example, the author of UGBASIC-IDE is willing, if supported, to prioritize the integration of specific hardware into ugBASIC: please send your target request along with the used email at ugbasic@iwashere.eu with subject "new target" (other subjects will be ignored).

For this hardware we don't know if the executables can work or not, due to the lack of an emulator to check if it works.

If you can suggest an emulator to run the compiled program, please send instructions to run it to ugbasic@iwashere.eu with subject "new emulator" (other subjects will be ignored).