1. New ed.ex, and BASIC emulator
Hello everyone! I'm creating a better version of ed.ex, that includes mouse
support. Not only that, but I plan on making it in such a way as to allow
"plug-ins".
I'm also creating a BASIC emulator in Euphoria, just to see how much I really
know about it. Just to let you know.
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| Operating System: | Windows XP |
2. Re: New ed.ex, and BASIC emulator
> I'm also creating a BASIC emulator in Euphoria, just to see how much I re=
ally
> know about it. Just to let you know.
David Cuny made a BASIC/Euphoria translator a while back, it may be
good point of reference. Do you mean Interperter or Emulator?
3. Re: New ed.ex, and BASIC emulator
Greg Haberek wrote:
>
> > I'm also creating a BASIC emulator in Euphoria, just to see how much I re=
> ally
> > know about it. Just to let you know.
>
> David Cuny made a BASIC/Euphoria translator a while back, it may be
> good point of reference. Do you mean Interperter or Emulator?
>
>
I thought an Emulator was something pretending to be something else.
Like a program that runs Mac Programs on a PC or a GameBoy Emulator for
PC or Mac.
Don Cole
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A Feature is a documented Bug.
4. Re: New ed.ex, and BASIC emulator
> I thought an Emulator was something pretending to be something else.
> Like a program that runs Mac Programs on a PC or a GameBoy Emulator for
> PC or Mac.
Programming laguages can't be emulated though. They can be compiled,
interpreted, or translated, but not emulated. It just doesn't fit the
definition of emulation.
I can see writing a BASIC interpreter, however. That makes sense.
~Greg
