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Jul 28th, 2001, 10:43 AM
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BASIC to ASSEMBLY in PB35
Ok, I am writting a compiler using PowerBAsic 3.5. It's DOS only for now so that I can play and experiment. But once it's finished, i'll make a windows version using Visual Basic.
What my program will do is allow you to enter in BASIC commands like "?" or "PRINT" etc, and it will convert it to Assembly language. And not JUST TASM code but NASM code as well. I am setting it up so that you can run your BASIC program by hitting the F9 key so that you can see if any mistakes were made before converting. Once all of this is done, then I will make it compile the code as well.
It's already underway. I however am working on the actual editor part, where you can store the info into a multidimensional array. Once I get that, the rest of it is easy. Just time consuming. I will make it free to the public once i'm done.
Yes, before you ask, I DO know how to compile code.. I had to learn assembly to do it though..
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Dec 1st, 2001, 07:07 AM
#2
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Hey, I am gonna make one 4 myself too!
So my BASIC compiler can make system level programs
such as operating system!
I just convert it 2 MASM code, then let MASM assemble it
Neater than C codes, huh?
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