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BASIC CGI scripts/ source code for basic interpreter

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Stephan Szarafinsk #1 / 4	BASIC CGI scripts/ source code for basic interpreter Hi, Read my silly idea: I want to program my webserver CGI scripts in BASIC. You know why? Because I don't like PERL or C++ So... does anyone have something which makes this possible? The C source of a basic compiler or interpreter would be enough for me. Thanks for reading this... Stephan Szarafinski Linkwerk BV internet content provider, www.linkwerk.nl
Tue, 04 Jul 2000 03:00:00 GMT

Btorz #2 / 4	BASIC CGI scripts/ source code for basic interpreter You didn't say what operating system you're using. However, you might want to contact True BASIC (www.truebasic.com). Its the original BASIC, and the company was founded by the guys who invented BASIC. Runs on many operating systems and has many features soon to be useful for web work. They may have some news soon very much related to using basic on the web. And knowing that company and its products I'd wager that it will be awesome (and not vaporware like 'JBASIC). Regards, Bob Torzynski Eureka, California
Wed, 05 Jul 2000 03:00:00 GMT

jdm #3 / 4	BASIC CGI scripts/ source code for basic interpreter Quote: > Hi, > Read my silly idea: I want to program my webserver CGI scripts in BASIC. > You know why? Because I don't like PERL or C++ > So... does anyone have something which makes this possible? If you're webserver is 32-bit, and I suspect it is, then you'd want to make sure you use a BASIC that can create 32-bit executables. If you are running Windows NT, you could use VB 5 although I don't know how good it's performance would be. If you are using UNIX or SOLARIS, then I don't know. jdm
Thu, 06 Jul 2000 03:00:00 GMT

John Cart #4 / 4	BASIC CGI scripts/ source code for basic interpreter Quote: >Hi, >Read my silly idea: I want to program my webserver CGI scripts in BASIC. >You know why? Because I don't like PERL or C++ >So... does anyone have something which makes this possible? >The C source of a basic compiler or interpreter would be enough for me. Look for Bywater Basic, which is an interpreter in C. Should be available on the Web. Visit my source code page at http://www.mindspring.com/~johnecarter Visit my favorite school at http://www.mindspring.com/~addison Get PR-Tracker -- tracks problem reports, defects, bugs INFORMATION: http://www.prtracker.com/info.html DOWNLOAD: http://www.prtracker.com/download.html
Thu, 06 Jul 2000 03:00:00 GMT

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