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BASEC v0.20 (For: DOS/UNIX)
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BASic Emulation Compiler is my (William Yu's) home-brewed BASIC pcode-like compiler. It was meant to emulate all the functionality of QBasic with some added benefits like displaying JPEG files and playing MP3 files. The C source code to my compiler is available if you want to modify it to your liking. I wouldn't recommend writing large programs in BASEC just yet, there's still some bugs that need to be corrected. As of v0.20 you can write CGI applications in BASEC for use on your Unix server.
Examples: Source codes for BASEC |
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Chipmunk Basic v3.5.6b0 (For: Linux)
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Chipmunk Basic is also included in the distribution of RedHat Linux. v3.5.6b0 is an alpha test for Linux 2.0 or greater.
Website: Ron Nicholson's Home Page |
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OmniBasic v1.41 (For: Linux, Unix)
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OmniBasic is a portable, structured dialect of BASIC which combines the simplicity of BASIC with the power of C. OmniBasic is also available for DOS, Windows, and OS/2.
Website: OmniBasic Home Page |
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QB to C translator (For: Linux, Unix)
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QB2C is a package which makes possible execution of BASIC programs under most of the UNIX systems provided that a C compiler is available on the system. It essentially consists of the BASIC-to-C translator (qb2c) which translates BASIC code into C code, graphics included. The BASIC syntax largely follows Microsoft's (R) QuickBASIC (C) syntax. Normal BASIC graphics is now output to X11 console, therefore X11 is also required. Additional possibility to mix BASIC and C code within the single program file makes QB2C more than just a translator: it can serve as a tool for easy C programming, especially of small programs and compiled substitutes for shell scripts.
Website: QB2C Home Page |
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Rapid-Q (For: Windows/Linux/Unix)
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Rapid-Q is a free multi-platform BASIC language. Create GUI applications with ease, or console applications. Additional features include DirectX support, and easy to use Socket support for Client/Server programmers! Windows and Linux programming has never been easier, check it out for yourself.
Website: Rapid-Q Homepage |
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ScriptBasic (For: Win95/NT, Unix)
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ScriptBasic is a BASIC implementation, which aims not less than becoming the most widely used scripting tool on UNIX systems. It is portable, it is BASIC, it is scripting tool and it is GNU GPL.
Website: ScriptBasic Homepage |
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True BASIC for Linux 2.0.x (For: Linux)
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TrueBASIC for Linux 2.0.x Demo is available without filling out any forms. There are demos for several flavours of UNIX, please visit their homepage for all available versions.
Website: True BASIC Homepage |
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XBasic (For: Win95/NT, Linux)
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XBasic for Windows/Linux by Max Reason is a multi-platform GUI BASIC programming language for Windows 95/NT and Linux. The compiler can create stand alone executables (no run-time library like VB), and of course .DLLs. Your source code can easily be ported from Windows to Linux and vice versa. The author has released this product as freeware!
Website: XBasic Homepage |
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Yabasic v2.64 (For: Windows, Linux, Unix)
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Yabasic implements the most common and simple elements of the basic language; It comes with goto/gosub, with various loops, with user defined subroutines and Libraries. Yabasic does monochrome line graphics and printing. Yabasic runs under Unix and Windows; it is small (around 200KB) and free.
Website: Yabasic Homepage |