tim@proton.amd.com (Tim Olson) (06/05/90)
Yeah, I know -- UGH. Anyway, someone has requested this, and I offered to help find out any information. Does anyone know of any source for a BASIC interpreter or compiler, written in C? The source does not have to be public domain or freely-redistributable, but that would be best. aTdHvAaNnKcSe -- Tim Olson Advanced Micro Devices (tim@amd.com)
shurr@cbnews.att.com (Larry A. Shurr) (06/06/90)
In article <1990Jun4.201029.3072@mozart.amd.com> tim@proton.amd.com (Tim Olson) writes: >Yeah, I know -- UGH. Anyway, someone has requested this, and I >offered to help find out any information. Does anyone know of any >source for a BASIC interpreter or compiler, written in C? The source >does not have to be public domain or freely-redistributable, but that >would be best. If memory serves, there was one posted to the old misc.sources group (now that's a long time ago!) by someone named Phil Cockcroft. You might want to try perusing a comp.sources.unix (successor to misc.sources) archive. In fact... I just had a look at a listing of files in the comp.sources.unix archives on osu-cis, a.k.a. saquarra.ohio-state.edu, and found some files called basic.1, basic.2, basic.3, etc... in volume 2 and another set in volume 7. I don't have the files here to look them over, so I don't know if they're what you're looking for, but it looks intriguing. regards, Larry -- Signed: Larry A. Shurr (cbnmva!las@att.ATT.COM or att!cbnmva!las) My psuedo-Burma Shave .signature has served me long and well and has been retired. A new .signature is now under consideration. This posting reflects my opinions, not those of AGS or AT&T, but you knew that)