Linking BASIC variables to binary data world

Shows that, using the dynamical variable pointer, one can implement a natural link between BASIC variables and binary data, giving powerful features to BASIC's interpreter in data acquisition systems. A machine coded program written for data logging can get access to BASIC variables and directly transfers data to them without suffering the interpreter's slow speed. BASIC programs just use them as any other variables. A manifold user's call, giving control to different machine coded programs without having to change the user's address as usual. (0 refs).