From: "Luke Bishop" <lbishop AT calvin DOT stemnet DOT nf DOT ca>
Newsgroups: comp.os.msdos.djgpp
Subject: Re: Hi there all...:) (I'm a Newbie)
Date: 13 Mar 1998 00:29:52 GMT
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> hi...I know this may sound childish...or foolish...but I was wondering if
> there was anyway to convert QBASIC(*.bas) files into C...I have just
> downloaded DJGPP...and I am slowly learning(I have no book)...And well
> I've been using QBASIC for such a long time...I just wanted to know if I
> could convert them files...If it's not worth the trouble, not worth the
> reply, or I'm giving you too many laughs...then maybe someone out there
> could help me out and give me an address to some good online
documentation
> with C...(oh I am on a 486/sx 4Meg ram...360Megspace left...hehehe(worth
> less information) and running on DOS)...:)

I have never seen such a thing, so it doesn't look likely.  BTW you may
encounter problems using DJGPP with an SX (okay you CAN use the fpu
emulator, but it will still cause things to be slow and not always work
reliably).  Don't feel bad, I just switched myself a year and a bit ago
(and I was programming in BASIC for a LONG time (and I mean I started with
Commodore Basic 7 on a C128)).

Online docs are tricky to find at best.  I personally reccomend buying a
book called "Master C++" or even "Master C" by the Waite Group.  It is how
I started and it is a fairly good tutorial.

Write me if you like, I need the correspondence :)