MMBasic for Windows/DOS
MMBasic is a BASIC interpreter that was originally written for the Maximite series of computers and has been ported to many other platforms since.
It is completely free and the source code is available for personal use.
This is an implementation for the Windows/DOS environment and it provides a small and compact BASIC interpreter for anyone who wants to test the language or needs a quick scripting language for Windows.
This is a comprehensive implementation of the BASIC language with floating point, integers and string variables, long variable names, arrays of floats/integers/strings with multiple dimensions and powerful string handling. It is generally compatible with Microsoft BASIC so it is easy to learn and run.
It can run quite large and complex programs so it is useful for learning the BASIC language or running BASIC programs in a Windows/DOS environment. It uses the same syntax and basic commands as the Micromite version of MMBasic and can be used for testing programs for that platform in a convenient environment.
This interpreter runs in a DOS box under the Windows operating system and will work with Windows versions from Windows XT through to Windows 10. It does not need installation, you just copy the executable to a convenient location on your computer and run it from there.
Features include:
- Full featured implementation of the BASIC language with double precision floating point, integer and string variables, arrays, long variable names.
- Microsoft BASIC compatible .
- Built in program editor.
- File input/output.
- Ability to access the PC's serial ports.
Source Code
The source code is available (for personal use only) from the MMBasic website at http://mmbasic.com.
| User Manual | DOWNLOAD |
| MMBasic for Windows/DOS (includes the User Manual) | DOWNLOAD |