On 1/28/2015 10:22 PM, Thomas Mueller wrote: > Too much to quote here regarding BASIC interpreters and compilers, but one > BASIC compiler I remember is > Microsoft BASIC Professional Development System for DOS. That's what I mentioned a couple of times, PDS 7.1 was the last version in the line of the QuickBasic compilers... > > I don't think this is available any more, it was closed-source proprietary, > clearly not a candidate for inclusion in FreeDOS, but of historical interest. > > Microsoft quit DOS long ago and went to Visual BASIC for Windows, I've lost > track of the current status of MS BASIC on Windows. > Actually after PDS and before Visual BASIC for Windows, there was Visual BASIC for DOS...
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