That thing looks interesting.

I am not sure if it can be recompiled as a dll, due to its nature. But if it can, the General Programming forum is where to ask here, or perhaps on their own forums at http://basic4gl.proboards20.com/.

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The source code is organised into the "TomVM" folder, which contains all the virtual machine source:

vm*.cpp
TomVM.cpp

And the "TomBasicCompiler" folder, which contains the compiler part, the user interface and bindings to OpenGL and other functions.
The compiler files are:

comp*.cpp
TomComp.cpp

The VM and compiler files form the core of the language engine. The rest is the UI (which you don''t need) and bindings to various library functions (which you would most likely replace with your own.)

I should warn you though that while I''ve considered making a general purpose scripting engine version of the Basic4GL language, I haven''t actually done it yet, nor fully worked through all the issues.
There are a few off-the-shelf scripting languages around now, so if you''re looking for a quick and easy solution you''re probably better off checking out some of those.

But if you''re still interested in the Basic4GL approach, feel free to email me (tmulgrew@slingshot.co.nz) or post in the Basic4GL forums.

-Tom

Thinks for your reply I think I can get something done with that. I know about the off the shelf scripting langues like Luna or python but I want something that is fully open source so I can lack of a bettor word hack it. Most of the other are not open source but they do have libraries where you can expand the languets if you want. But in this case I am more interested in how to compile down the text string into some kind of bite code. I already have a byte code string that I put together my self but I want to add more to it and my langue acts simmler to this one that’s why I’m using this as a model