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Wed 2006-02-08

BBC BASIC for Windows

Filed under: — daniel @ 21:53

For die-hard BBC BASIC lovers, there’s a version for Windows which can be used to create fully-blown Windows applications, producing small standalone EXEs.

There are also implementations available for MS DOS, Mac and other platforms. (Though really, to do anything good, sounds like it’d be a hard slog. Personally I’ll probably stick to VB, despite the runtime libraries required.)

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2 Responses to “BBC BASIC for Windows”

  1. Richard Russell Says:

    As the author of BBC BASIC for Windows I cannot let your comment “to do anything good,
    sounds like it’d be a hard slog” go unchallenged! Of course I don’t really know what
    you mean by “good” in this context, but creating fully-fledged Windows programs in
    BBC BASIC is not difficult. Feel free to come up with a ‘VB versus BBC BASIC’ challenge!

  2. daniel Says:

    Thanks Richard. Perhaps my comment was unjustified, given I haven’t tried it for myself… if I get time I’ll take a look, then re-visit this.

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