Dear list,
usually on this list questions sound like this: "how can I run
present software on old hardware". I have on that is the other way
round: I have the impression that my amateur BASIC programmes are
remarkably slow on Pentium. Do not blame me! I know that I am a
criminal. But I learnt BASIC at school twenty years ago. When I
bought my first computer ten years ago, I got a copy of Borland's
Turbobasic Compiler 1.0 (1987). It is only for a few utilities that
I used it.
Is it possible that the old compiler has a bad effect on performance
on newer machines? Or is it just that I should finally learn a
language that a computer can understand?
Regards
Christof Lange
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