I've got my own interpreter that was modeled after DECs BASIC PLus.
Some things not quite complete like the SYS() calls, and I think (trying
to rember how this worked) that DIM values could start at 0, or 1, and I
think that was configurable. The interpreter is pretty solid I think.
If you're interested in it, let me know. I can send you some sample
code of what it can parse and run.
rick
Auric__ wrote:
> Steve Rush <steverush1@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in
> news:pan.2004.12.23.02.38.06.890415@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
>
>>On Wed, 22 Dec 2004 15:21:42 -0800, Muzio wrote:
>>
>>
>>>First of all, sorry for my english,
>>>
>>>I need a BASIC compiler running on FREEBSD.
>>>
>>>1) Can I use XBASIC ?
>>>2) can I use GAMBAS in old fa****on like;
>>>
>>> 10 INPUT a
>>> 20 LET b=a*2
>>> 30 PRINT B
>>> 40 END
>>>
>>>3) some other suggentions?
>>
>>FreeBSD has a Linux compatibility library, so XBasic should work.
>
>
> Could also use qb2c, if you only need terminal apps. (Sorry, I don't
> have a good link... Google is your friend.)
>
> This page has list 61 compilers, most of which are Windows-only but
> quite a few *nix compilers, too:
> http://basic.mindteq.com/
>
> (As for the Gambas question, I would suggest either installing it and
> trying out what you want to do, or else emailing the developers and
> asking them.)
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