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| QB2C package makes possible execution of BASIC programsUpdated by FastRunner on Tuesday, September 14th 1999.QB2C package makes possible execution of BASIC programs under UNIX provided that a C compiler is available on the system. It allows for mixing of BASIC and C code in a single file/program as well as use of X11 based graphics. The graphics in QB2C is extended to handle up to 16 X11 graphic windows at a time. QB2C is built around the QuickBASIC-to-C translator (qb2c) which translates BASIC code into C code. Scripts 'brun' (to run directly BASIC programs) and 'bcc' to compile BASIC program and produce an executable) are also provide. BASIC syntax is similar to Microsoft's QuickBASIC one. Licence : GPL
Version : 3.2k [Development]
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Displaying 1 of 1 user comments. Qb2cby Anonymous on Jul 03, 2002After having converted from WIN to LINUX there was
one thing I missed: A good Basic-programming tool.
I allways used Basic (QB, QBASIC) when still using Dos/Win. Per accident I found qb2c (rather unknown).
I tried it and was amazed about the orthodox way the
QB syntax is implemented. After having installed it
along with a GCC and the essential Motif libraries
I could start writing programms within minutes.
Now I use qb2c to solve soil related spatial analysis
problems (as i used to do under Dos/win).
I can highly recomend qb2c as a "methadone" for DOS/QB-
junkies.
Pleasant is the spartanic GUI-Element function block,
it forces you to work rather on your problem than waste
to much time on superfluid GUI-feature design.
Just try qb2c, neat stuff!
Guen
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