What are all the BASIC languages?
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What are ALL the BASIC languages? These are the only ones I know of:
LibertyBasic
BlitzBasic
YaBasic
DarkBasic
QBasic
TrueBasic
Visual Basic
PureBasic
Any other ones that arent in that list?
ZX Spectrum BASIC
Commodore 64/128/etc BASIC
BASIC4GL
GWBasic
DiNGS Game Basic
GLBasic
(from ISO Standard for Minimal BASIC (ISO/IEC 6373:1984 "DATA PROCESSING - PROGRAMMING LANGUAGES - MINIMAL BASIC")
ANSI Standard for Full BASIC (ANSI X3.113-1987 "PROGRAMMING LANGUAGES FULL BASIC") $79 USD
ISO Standard for Full BASIC (ISO/IEC 10279:1991 "INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY - PROGRAMMING LANGUAGES - FULL BASIC") $53 USD
ANSI Addendum Defining Modules (X3.113 INTERPRETATIONS-1992 "BASIC TECHNICAL INFORMATION BULLETIN # 1 INTERPRETATIONS OF ANSI 03.113-1987")
ISO Addendum Defining Modules (ISO/IEC 10279:1991/ Amd 1:1994 "MODULES AND SINGLE CHARACTER INPUT ENHANCEMENT")
Commodore 64/128/etc BASIC
BASIC4GL
GWBasic
DiNGS Game Basic
GLBasic
(from ISO Standard for Minimal BASIC (ISO/IEC 6373:1984 "DATA PROCESSING - PROGRAMMING LANGUAGES - MINIMAL BASIC")
ANSI Standard for Full BASIC (ANSI X3.113-1987 "PROGRAMMING LANGUAGES FULL BASIC") $79 USD
ISO Standard for Full BASIC (ISO/IEC 10279:1991 "INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY - PROGRAMMING LANGUAGES - FULL BASIC") $53 USD
ANSI Addendum Defining Modules (X3.113 INTERPRETATIONS-1992 "BASIC TECHNICAL INFORMATION BULLETIN # 1 INTERPRETATIONS OF ANSI 03.113-1987")
ISO Addendum Defining Modules (ISO/IEC 10279:1991/ Amd 1:1994 "MODULES AND SINGLE CHARACTER INPUT ENHANCEMENT")
Any particular reason? The only ones I have ever heard of are:
commodore BASIC
GW BASIC
Quick/QBASIC
Visual Basic
Dark BASIC
Blitz BASIC
I couldn't imagine why you want a list...
commodore BASIC
GW BASIC
Quick/QBASIC
Visual Basic
Dark BASIC
Blitz BASIC
I couldn't imagine why you want a list...
There was a MBASICX variant for the CP/M that I grew up using. I believe Xerox extended it for their Z-80 setup.
http://basic.mindteq.com/
is a good link (with short reviews) of many different recent BASIC compilers. (mostly for Windows and Linux)
is a good link (with short reviews) of many different recent BASIC compilers. (mostly for Windows and Linux)
BBC BASIC > *
Well; maybe that's just my view - it's very complete, supports inline ASM, well documented, and FAST [grin]
Grab a BBC Micro emulator and give it a whirl!
Well; maybe that's just my view - it's very complete, supports inline ASM, well documented, and FAST [grin]
Grab a BBC Micro emulator and give it a whirl!
I don't know what the official name is, but calculator basic is slightly different than your other basics.
Quote:Original post by CrimsonSun
I don't know what the official name is, but calculator basic is slightly different than your other basics.
TI-BASIC?
It's fairly ghastly; but one cool feature is the ability to miss off " and ) for space saving; for example:
:Text(0,0,"Here is a sample program:"Load a string->Str0:Pxl-Test(10,21->PThis topic is closed to new replies.
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