Mathias Eberle on the Facebook group shared this announcement, which I am re-sharing here:
> I fulfilled myself a little 90s childhood dream and created a single-pass > self-compiling BASIC compiler for DOS, targetting 8086/8088 and size > optimized COM files as output! > > The compiler itself generates NASM-compatible code. But since NASM > usually generates 386+ code, I have also included a special assembler > written in BASIC, so that the toolchain is complete. The language is > pretty compatible (subset) to GWBASIC and QBasic/QuickBASIC. > > Check it out! All source code provided, no rights reserved. Do with it > whatever you want to. And he added as a comment: > Oh, and of course I did use FreeDOS for developing this. :-) You can download source and exe on GitHub: https://github.com/tt1542/BASCOMP _______________________________________________ Freedos-devel mailing list [email protected] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/freedos-devel
