QuickBasic compiler clone

This is a DEVELOPMENT PROJECT. It is NOT A FINISHED PRODUCT.

Purpose is to provide tools for running QuickBASIC programs in Linux and other non-MS-DOS -environments.

It currently seems like it will become a QuickBASIC to C++ translator. In fact, it already translates a large subset of QuickBASIC to C++. However, the resulting code is not maintainable, and the library which it requires, is not finished. But it is being developed, in hopes it will one day enable running complicated DOS-specific QuickBASIC programs such as this, under Linux.

UPDATE 2008-01-27: First significant milestone: It actually compiles the BAS file linked above and runs it successfully (with only a few visual glitches)! Microsoft Nibbles also runs, with similar constraints.

• Compiler is almost finished.
• Runtime library implementation is being developed; simple programs already run.

Feature	Status	Comments
Numeric labels	Ok	Not reflected in ERL yet
Symbolic labels	Ok
INTEGER type	Ok	Signed 16-bit integer datatype. Suffix: %
LONG type	Ok	Signed 32-bit integer datatype. Suffix: &
STRING type	Ok	Also allowed in user types. Suffix: $
SINGLE type	Ok	Suffix: !
DOUBLE type	Ok	Suffix: #
_FLOAT type	Ok	QB64 extension. Suffix: ##
_BYTE type	Ok	QB64 extension. Signed 8-bit integer datatype. Suffix: %%
_UNSIGNED _BYTE type	Ok	QB64 extension. Unsigned 8-bit integer datatype. Suffix: ~%%
_UNSIGNED INTEGER type	Ok	QB64 extension. Unsigned 16-bit integer datatype. Suffix: ~%
_UNSIGNED LONG type	Ok	QB64 extension. Unsigned 32-bit integer datatype. Suffix: ~&
_OFFSET type	Ok	QB64 extension. Signed integer datatype equivalent to std::ssize_t. Suffix: %&
_UNSIGNED _OFFSET type	Ok	QB64 extension. Unsigned integer datatype equivalent to std::size_t. Suffix: ~%&
_BIT*n type	Buggy	QB64 extension; parsed, not implemented . Suffix: `n
_UNSIGNED _BIT*n type	Buggy	QB64 extension; parsed, not implemented. Suffix: ~`n
STRING*n type	Buggy	Length constraint is ignored. Suffix: $n
TYPE ... END TYPE	Ok
Variable type suffixes	Ok	As indicated above
Implicit scalar variables	Ok	Warning is given when a variable is declared implicitly
Implicit array variables	Ok	Warning is given when a variable is declared implicitly
SELECT CASE	Ok
CASE expr	Ok	Same as CASE IS = expr
CASE IS expr	Ok	Same as CASE IS = expr
CASE IS operator expr	Ok	Accepted operators: <, <=, =, >=, >, <>, NOT and mispellings: =<, =>, ><
CASE expr TO expr	Ok	When all the CASE expressions are integer constants and the TO range spans more than 512 values, the compiled code requires GCC, ICC or Clang++ to build.
CASE expr, expr, ...	Ok
SELECT CASE with constant integer values	Ok	Translated into switch{} in C++, as long as there are no CASE IS options with an operator other than =
SELECT CASE with constant string values	Ok	Translated into switch{} in C++ with a hashmap, as long as there are no CASE IS options with an operator other than =, or ranged cases
SELECT CASE with non-constant values, or with comparator operands, or with float values	Ok	Translated into a series of if(). CASE expressions are only evaluated once.
SELECT CASE with a non-constant expression	Ok	The select-expression is evaluated only once
ON ... GOTO/GOSUB	Ok	Translated into a very optimal SELECT CASE internally. If you are aiming for QuickBASIC compatibility, ON..GOTO is preferred over SELECT CASE, because QuickBASIC optimizes the former but not the latter. In QBC, either is fine. (In QB64, neither is fine. Nothing is fine.)
WHILE ... WEND	Ok	Same as DO WHILE ... LOOP, except does not provide a scope for "EXIT DO". WEND and LOOP cannot be interchanged.
DO ... LOOP	Ok
DO WHILE ... LOOP	Ok
DO UNTIL ... LOOP	Ok	Interpreted as DO WHILE NOT ... LOOP
DO ... LOOP WHILE	Ok
DO ... LOOP UNTIL	Ok	Interpreted as DO ... LOOP WHILE NOT
DO WHILE/UNTIL ... LOOP WHILE/UNTIL	Disputable	Having two exit conditions is illegal in QuickBASIC. QBC produces a warning message, but accepts it anyway. In many situations where QBC produces a warning/error message, it still tries to do what makes most sense.
FOR ... NEXT	Ok
Non-constant end-values in FOR ... NEXT	Ok	End-value is evaluated only once
Non-constant steps in FOR ... NEXT	Ok	Step is evaluated only once
NEXT a,b,c	Ok	Shortcut syntax (same as NEXT a: NEXT b: NEXT c)
NEXT	Ok	Shortcut syntax (loop variable name can be omitted)
IF... THEN... ELSEIF... ELSE... ENDIF (multi-line)	Ok
IF... THEN... ELSE... (single-line)	Ok
IF... GOTO...	Ok	Shortcut syntax (THEN can be omitted when immediately followed by GOTO)
IF... THEN numeric-label ELSE numeric-label	Ok	Shortcut syntax (GOTO can be omitted when between THEN/ELSE and a numeric label)
IF... THEN REM comment	Ok	This is a single-line IF.
IF... THEN 'comment	Ok	This is a multi-line IF.
SUB ... END SUB	Ok
FUNCTION ... END FUNCTION	Ok
DEF FN ... END DEF	Ok	END SUB, END FUNCTION and END DEF are interchangeable just like in QuickBASIC IDE. (They are not interchangeable in QuickBASIC's commandline compiler, though.)
DECLARE FUNCTION	Ok	Mandatory only when the FUNCTION is used before definition. (To disambiguate from implicit array access.)
DECLARE SUB	Ok	Semi-mandatory when the SUB is used before definition. The compiler makes a guess of the prototype based on first use, but it may be wrong.
BYVAL parameters	Ok	Arrays cannot be passed "BYVAL" though.
SEG parameters	Partial	SEG attribute is ignored
Other parameters	Ok	Automatically converted into BYVAL if can be done without changing program semantics. Non-numeric parameters (STRING and usertypes) are passed by const-reference when automatic BYVAL is inserted, by copy when explicit BYVAL is used and by reference otherwise.
ANY parameters	Ok	Array element type will be deduced from either the first call or the definition, and fixed at that point
$STATIC arrays into array parameters	Ok	Number of dimensions deduced at call-time, can vary from call to call
$DYNAMIC arrays into array parameters	Ok	Number of dimensions deduced at call-time, can vary from call to call
STATIC statement	Ok	Accepts explicit array bounds, even though QuickBASIC does not.
SHARED statement	Ok	Accepts explicit array bounds, even though QuickBASIC does not. If the SHARED variable does not exist, creates one.
STATIC clause	Ok	Attached to SUB/FUNCTION/DEF declaration
SHARED clause	Ok	Attached to DIM/REDIM
DIM, REDIM statements, COMMON	Ok	REDIM cannot be used for parameter arrays. REDIM does not erase array contents, but may change their order.
COMMON statement	Partial	Interpreted as DIM
DEF FNxx(...) = ...	Ok	All variables from the main program are visible to DEF functions as if they were SHARED variables, regardless of whether you use the single-line or multi-line DEF syntax. They are a bit like closures in modern languages.
Redefining FNxx	Unsupported	GW-BASIC allows redefining FNxx functions at runtime. (Example program.) While this would technically be doable, it is hard to optimize. QuickBASIC does not support this either.
CONST	Ok	Anything is accepted as long as the expression can be evaluated at compile time. (User functions are not accepted in CONSTs.)
LET	Ok	There are no situations where the LET keyword is mandatory. It can however speed up compilation when dealing with implicitly declared arrays.
Sub calls (implicit)	Ok
CALL (explicit sub call)	Ok	CALL is mandatory when calling a SUB without parameters in the beginning of a line containing multiple statements. It can otherwise speed up compilation in some cases, when the compiler does not need to waste time differentiating between array access and subfunction call syntax.
OPTION BASE	Ok
$DYNAMIC, $STATIC	Ok	Only valid in the beginning of comments (either REM or ')
$INCLUDE: '...'	Ok	Only valid in the beginning of comments (either REM or ')
DATA, RESTORE, READ	Ok
ERASE	Ok
OPEN ... AS	Ok
OPEN ... , (old syntax)	Ok	If mode string is compile-time constant, will be translated into new-style OPEN (more efficient code)
RANDOM/OUTPUT/INPUT/APPEND/BINARY (OPEN modes)	Ok
ACCESS READ/WRITE/READ WRITE (OPEN modes)	Ok
SHARED/LOCK READ/LOCK WRITE/LOCK READ WRITE (OPEN modes)	Ok
PRINT/PRINT #/LPRINT	Partial	LPRINT does not work
?	Ok	Shortcut syntax (? is interpreted as PRINT)
USING (PRINT attribute)	Buggy	Comma and period are interpreted even when should not, otherwise ok
SPC, TAB (print attributes)	Ok
Trailing semicolon or comma (PRINT/LPRINT)	Ok
WRITE #/WRITE	Ok
INPUT/LINE INPUT/INPUT #/LINE INPUT #	Ok
REM	Ok	Only valid after a numeric label, a statement separator, or a THEN/ELSE keyword.
DEFINT,DEFLNG,DEFSTR,DEFSNG,DEFDBL	Ok
_DEFINE range AS type	Ok	QB64 extension
Error handling: ON ERROR GOTO n, ON ERROR GOTO 0, RESUME, RESUME NEXT, ERROR	Partial	Bug: ON ERROR GOTO 0 in error handler will not cause a runtime error.
Control flow: GOTO, GOSUB, RETURN	Ok	Compiled code requires GCC, ICC or Clang++ to build.
GO TO	Ok	Interpreted as GOTO. "GO" is not a reserved word though.
Control flow: EXIT FOR, EXIT DO, EXIT SUB, EXIT FUNCTION, EXIT DEF	Ok	EXIT SUB/EXIT FUNCTION/EXIT DEF are interchangeable. WHILE...WEND is transparent to EXIT DO. There is no EXIT SELECT.
Control flow: STOP, END, SYSTEM	Ok
Logical operators: XOR, OR, AND, NOT	Ok
Logical operator: EQV	Ok	a EQV b is translated to NOT(a XOR b) behind the scenes
Logical operator: IMP	Ok	a IMP b is translated to (NOT a)OR(b) behind the scenes
Logical operators: _SHL, _SHR	Ok	QBC extensions (arithmetic left and right shifts)
Comparators: <, <=, >, >=, =, <>	Ok	><, =<, => are accepted misspellings
Duality of AND, OR, NOT	Ok	Compiler automatically decides where AND is converted into & and where into &&; similarly for OR into | or ||, and NOT into ! or ~
Shortcut evaluation of AND and OR	Ok	Where compiler automatically deduced the desired action is comparison and not the calculation of binary value
Arithmetic operators: +, -, *, ^	Ok
Arithmetic operator: /	Ok	Implicit conversion to SINGLE (for INTEGER operands and smaller), DOUBLE (for LONG operands) or _FLOAT (for _OFFSET operands)
Arithmetic operator: \	Ok
Automatic conversion of 2^n into 1 _SHL n	Ok	Category: optimization. Only when n is integer. Otherwise generates _EXP2(n).
Automatic conversion of m*(1 _SHL n) into m _SHL n	Ok	Category: optimization
Automatic conversion of m\(1 _SHL n) into m _SHR n	Ok	Category: optimization
Numeric functions: SIN, COS, TAN, ATN, SQR, LOG, EXP	Ok	No range checking
Numeric functions: _ASIN, _ACOS	Ok	QBC extensions. They will be generated automatically also if the program attempts to construct them from standard QB functions, such as EXP(x)-EXP(-x) which is automatically converted into _SINH(x)*2.
Numeric functions: _SINH, _COSH, _TANH	Ok	QBC extensions. Automatic conversions.
Numeric functions: _ASINH, _ACOSH, _ATANH	Ok	QBC extensions. Automatic conversions.
Numeric functions: _ATAN2, _EXP2, _LOG2, _LOG10	Ok	QBC extensions
Numeric functions: INT, FIX, CINT, CLNG, CSNG, CDBL, ABS, SGN	Ok
Implicit rounding towards nearest when assigning (LET or VAL) a non-integer value into an integer variable	Ok	As if CINT/CLNG was called (rather than INT/FIX, which round towards zero and truncate respectively)
Implicit rounding towards nearest when READing or INPUTting a non-integer value into an integer variable	Broken	untested
Pseudo random generator: RANDOMIZE, RND	Ok
Array functions: LBOUND, UBOUND	Ok
File functions: LOC, LOF, FREEFILE, INPUT$	Ok
File functions: FILEATTR	Unimplemented
I/O: INP, PEEK, OUT, POKE, WAIT, DEF SEG=n	Partial	Emulates some common PC hardware: OPL3 sound synthesizer: Full support (IN/OUT &H388-&H38B) VGA DAC (IN/OUT &H387-&H389): Partial support in SCREEN 13 VGA SEQ/CRTC (IN/OUT &H3C2-&H3C5,&H3D4-&H3D5): Support for unchained "tweaked" modes VGA VRAM (DEF SEG=&HA000): Supported in SCREEN 13 VGA VRAM (DEF SEG=&HB800): Supported in text modes Raw keyboard input (IN &H60): Fully supported in graphics modes, partially in text modes
Memory functions: VARSEG, VARPTR, VARPTR$	Ok	VARPTR and VARSEG produce 32-bit (LONG) values. These two in conjunction produce a 64-bit offset on 64-bit systems.
Memory functions: LEN	Ok	When non-string parameters. Usually evaluated at compile-time.
Memory functions: FRE, SADD	Unimplemented
String functions: STR$, LTRIM$, RTRIM$, LCASE$, UCASE$, INSTR, LEN, ASC, CHR$, HEX$, OCT$	Ok	Always evaluated at compile-time if possible. Some combinations are replaced with efficient inline code where possible, to avoid creating string temporaries.
String functions: MID$, LEFT$, RIGHT$	Ok	Combinations of MID$, LEFT$ and RIGHT$ are optimized as an unit.
String functions: SPACE$, STRING$	Ok	Sometimes evaluated at compile-time.
String functions: _BIN$	Ok	QBC extension.
String functions: VAL	Ok	VAL also accepts &Bxxx values (QB64 extension).
System functions: TIME$, DATE$, TIMER, COMMAND$, ENVIRON$	Ok
Conversion functions: MKI$, MKL$, CVI, CVL	Ok	Portable
Conversion functions: MKD$, MKS$, CVS, CVD	Ok	Supported, but portable only on compatible platforms (32-bit float and 64-bit double)
Visual functions: CSRLIN, POS	Ok
Visual functions: POINT, SCREEN	Partial
Visual functions: _NEWIMAGE	Partial	QB64 extension
PLAY statement	Ok	Three-channel sound support (Tandy emulation)
PLAY function	Partial
SOUND, BEEP	Ok
NOISE statement	Ok	Tandy emulation
ON PLAY ... GOSUB, PLAY ON, PLAY OFF, PLAY STOP	Partial	Timings may differ from QuickBASIC
_SNDRAWLEN, _SNDRATE, _SNDRAW	Ok	QB64 extensions
_SNDOPEN, _SNDPAUSED, _SNDPLAYING, _SNDCOPY, _SNDBAL, _SNDRAWOPEN, _SNDRAWDONE, _SNDCLOSE, _SNDSTOP, _SNDPAUSE, _SNDPLAY, _SNDPLAYCOPY	Unimplemented	QB64 extensions
INKEY$	Partial	Fully implemented in graphics modes, support is partial in text modes
_KEYDOWN	Unimplemented	QB64 extension. Use INP(&H60) instead; it is fully implemented in graphics modes and partially in text modes.
String statements: LSET, RSET, MID$	Ok
String statements: ASC	Ok	QB64 extension. This is not the ASC function. This is the statement: ASC(string,position) = bytevalue
Control statements: SWAP, CLEAR	Ok
File statements: CLOSE, GET, PUT, FIELD	Ok
File statements: KILL, FILES, SEEK, CHDIR, MKDIR, RMDIR, WIDTH	Unimplemented
Visual statements: LOCATE, SCREEN, COLOR, PALETTE, WIDTH, PALETTE USING	Partial
Visual statements: VIEW PRINT, VIEW, WINDOW	Partial
Visual statements: GET, PUT	Unimplemented
Visual statements: CIRCLE, LINE, PAINT, PSET, DRAW, CLS	Ok	In supported graphics modes
KEY ON, KEY OFF, KEY LIST, KEY, KEY(n) ON, KEY(n) OFF, KEY(n) STOP, ON KEY(n) GOSUB	Unimplemented
STRIG(n) ON, STRIG(n) OFF, STRIG(n) STOP, ON STRIG(n) GOSUB	Unimplemented
COM(n) ON, COM(n) OFF, COM(n) STOP, ON COM(n) GOSUB	Unimplemented
PEN ON, PEN OFF, PEN STOP, ON PEN GOSUB	Unimplemented
TIMER ON, TIMER OFF, TIMER STOP, ON TIMER GOSUB	Unimplemented

In modern operating systems, the memory allocation is designed so that the user doesn't have to care about it. We don't have to meddle with EMS/XMS or any other kind of perverse system the hardware requires for memory allocation.
So if you want to say DIM area(1048576) AS INTEGER, it's fine!

In *nix systems, all the devices have been designed so that you can use them by just opening the appropriate file from /dev directory. For example, if you wanted to record and play with your soundcard, you could do OPEN "/dev/dsp" FOR BINARY AS #1, and that's fine. You read there (record), you write there (play).
Of course this won't work in Windows systems.
Other examples could be floppy disks, frame buffer consoles etc.
This isn't the whole truth. Some devices require you to do ioctls before you can do anything useful. This will be considered.

There are no plans for extra features yet, but internationalizations like UTF-8 support would be nice.

QuickBasic programs are usually designed to take 100% of the CPU time all the time. This badly fits to multitasking environments we nowadays have in modern operating systems.
But history is history, and we have to support it.
But we don't have to limit ourselves to it. Even if we couldn't detect and convert Ti#=TIMER:WHILE TIMER<Ti#+1:WEND style loops to USLEEP 1000000, we could support things like USLEEP and FORK. Just maybe.
See your favourite POSIX manual if you don't know what those functions mean.

The ON PLAY(n) mechanism (and ON KEY(n), and ON TIMER(n), and ON STRIG(n), and ON PEN, and ON COM(n)) could also be implemented as threads. That way, we wouldn't need to prefix each statement with a call to a checking routine as is done by QuicBASIC. (We still need to do that for ON ERROR, though, because of RESUME which may require repeating the same statement.)

qbc has been written by Joel Yliluoma, a.k.a. Bisqwit,
and is distributed under the terms of the General Public License (GPL).

If you utilize qbc or parts of it for any purpose, the author wishes to hear of it (and possibly participate), but it is not mandatory for using this software.

Extensive documentation of the design of this compiler can be found in the source package in the doc/ directory.

Requirements:

• GCC or Clang++
• libSDL (often a package called libsdl1.2-dev)
• libSlang (often a package called libslang2-dev)
• GNU make is recommended for building QBC.

Then learn programming. It's a slow journey which requires patience and eagerness to learn new things.

If you want to start programming with BASIC, go and see DarkBasic.

Downloading help

• Do not download everything - you only need one file (newest version for your platform)!
• Do not use download accelerators or you will be banned from this server before your download is complete!

The most recent source code (bleeding edge) for qbc can also be downloaded by cloning the Git repository by:

• git clone git://bisqwit.iki.fi/qbc.git
• git checkout origin/release -b release
• git checkout origin/master -b master

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2004-1009-1658 r--       48553 patch-qbc-0.2.1-0.2.2.bz2
2003-1117-0231 r--       58372 qbc-0.2.1.tar.bz2
2003-1117-0231 r--       65106 patch-qbc-0.2.0-0.2.1.bz2
2003-1117-0133 r--       62101 qbc-0.2.0.tar.bz2
2003-1117-0133 r--       70740 patch-qbc-0.1.1.8-0.2.0.bz2
2003-1117-0133 r--       88751 patch-qbc-0.1.1-0.2.0.bz2
2003-0529-2359 r--       57172 qbc-0.1.1.8.tar.bz2
2003-0529-2359 r--       22912 patch-qbc-0.1.1.7-0.1.1.8.bz2
2003-0206-1940 r--       55990 qbc-0.1.1.7.tar.bz2
2003-0206-1940 r--        1839 patch-qbc-0.1.1.6-0.1.1.7.bz2
2003-0206-1843 r--       55387 qbc-0.1.1.6.tar.bz2
2003-0206-1843 r--        3186 patch-qbc-0.1.1.5-0.1.1.6.bz2
2002-1214-1444 r--       55469 qbc-0.1.1.5.tar.bz2
2002-1214-1444 r--       11430 patch-qbc-0.1.1.4-0.1.1.5.bz2
2002-1020-0957 r--       55560 qbc-0.1.1.4.tar.bz2
2002-1020-0957 r--        5868 patch-qbc-0.1.1.3-0.1.1.4.bz2
2002-0719-1342 r--       53250 qbc-0.1.1.3.tar.bz2
2002-0719-1342 r--        1643 patch-qbc-0.1.1.2-0.1.1.3.bz2
2002-0710-1903 r--       53205 qbc-0.1.1.2.tar.bz2
2002-0710-1903 r--        3804 patch-qbc-0.1.1.1-0.1.1.2.bz2
2002-0514-1455 r--       52559 qbc-0.1.1.1.tar.bz2
2002-0514-1455 r--       11007 patch-qbc-0.1.1-0.1.1.1.bz2
2002-0408-1131 r--       43463 qbc-0.1.1.tar.bz2
2002-0408-1131 r--       39554 patch-qbc-0.1.0-0.1.1.bz2
2002-0330-1411 r--        6013 qbc-0.1.0.tar.bz2
2002-0330-1411 r--       14721 patch-qbc-0.0.2-0.1.0.bz2
2002-0328-2138 r--       16758 qbc-0.0.2.tar.bz2
2002-0328-2138 r--       10421 patch-qbc-0.0.1-0.0.2.bz2
2000-0926-1207 r--       11897 qbc-0.0.1.rar
2000-0926-1207 r--       13472 qbc-0.0.1.tar.bz2
2000-0926-1207 r--       21030 qbc-0.0.1.zip
2000-0926-1207 r--         617 patch-qbc-0.0.0-0.0.1.bz2
2000-0926-1205 r--       11636 qbc-0.0.0.rar
2000-0926-1205 r--       13133 qbc-0.0.0.tar.bz2
2000-0926-1205 r--       21008 qbc-0.0.0.zip

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