[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>On Thu, 4 Apr 2002, Phil wrote:
>
>>A friend has a GWBASIC program that he wants to run under Linux. I remember
>>reading about a BASIC interpreter for Linux however a quick search didn't
>>reveal anything useful.
>>
>
>Besides the other BASIC interpreters that someone e
On Fri, 5 Apr 2002 17:32, you wrote:
> search for yabasic on google or freshmeat.net or tell your friend to
> learn C :)
> JG
>
Thank you. I considered rewriting the program for him in C++ but I decided
that it would be best if I didn't get involved.
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Regards,
Phil
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Hi,
to run basic (dos) programs in Linux you need to install the dos emulator.
He's comes also with a basic interpreter (don't remember the distrib).
If your friends basic program is compiled then there is no pb to run it in the
emulator.
I tryed it e few mounths ago without any pb.
mess-mate
On
On Thu, 4 Apr 2002, Phil wrote:
> A friend has a GWBASIC program that he wants to run under Linux. I remember
> reading about a BASIC interpreter for Linux however a quick search didn't
> reveal anything useful.
Besides the other BASIC interpreters that someone else mentioned, you
might also try
search for yabasic on google or freshmeat.net or tell your friend to
learn C :)
JG
Phil wrote:
> Hello All,
>
> A friend has a GWBASIC program that he wants to run under Linux. I remember
> reading about a BASIC interpreter for Linux however a quick search didn't
> reveal anything useful.
>
Hello All,
A friend has a GWBASIC program that he wants to run under Linux. I remember
reading about a BASIC interpreter for Linux however a quick search didn't
reveal anything useful.
Can anyone help?
--
Regards,
Phil
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