I have posted the MS-DOS version demo of the OmniBasic compiler to:
ftp://ftp.engr.uark.edu in the /incoming directory. the filename is:
OB_DEMO.ZIP. This is a fully functional demo which is identical to
the "real" thing except that the symbol table size is limited ( and
thus program size).

The djgpp gnu package (free) is also required. It can be obtained from
http://www.*-*-*.com/ , or Compuserve (PC Programming Forum), Simtel and
other sites.

OmniBasic (was UniBasic... trademark conflict) features pointers,
vectors (based variables), unlimited (except memory size) string and
array size, condition compilation, macros, include files, C function
compatability, and much more. It gives you the power of C without
learning (or messing with) C.

This compiler produces very fast code which is free standing (.EXE).

Michael L. Smith
Computer Design Lab