On 1/27/2015 7:16 AM, JAYDEN CHARBONNEAU wrote: > I see your point.It makes sense.(Although there is a QBASIC compiler > which creates EXE's,which I use).I have found a solution too this > problem (for me). Well, which compiler is that? QuickBASIC? PDS? Too be clear, QBASIC is/was the free BASIC interpreter that succeeded GWBasic in MS-DOS 5.0 and up (v1.0), then Windows 95 through Windows ME (v1.1). QuickBASIC (4.5)(or the professional version of PDS 7.1) where only available as commercial that are in no form freely available from Microsoft, contrary to the "free for personal use" versions of Turbo C(++) and Turbo Pascal from Borland (now Embarcadero)... > At least a half a month ago,I've started learning turboC++.In another > month,I should be ready to create simple programs for the > community.(As far as QBASIC,I'm just gonna step back on this one,as I > don't wish to anger anyone).So,I've started learning turboC++.I may > still make the occasional QBASIC program,but other than that,I will be > making everything in C++.If there is a problem with this,please > respond back.I thank everyone for their patience with this topic. :-) Well, the problem with QuickBASIC/PDS (rather than the QBASIC interpreter) is as I mentioned above that those aren't in any form legally available. As far as the TurboC(++) compiler goes, I personally would suggest that you stick with writing ANSI C, rather than C++. That is most likely guaranteeing that other people can re-compiler your code with any other ANSI (89) C(++) compiler...
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