From: ChrHenz <ChrHenz AT aol DOT com>
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Date: Sat, 14 Mar 1998 08:59:18 EST
To: djgpp AT delorie DOT com
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Subject: Re: Hi there all...:) (I'm a Newbie)
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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...

I don't know of any such tool. I would recommend to get a book. Even an old
(mid-80s) book  from a library will do a good job to provide basic info on the
syntax and the basic library functions as 'printf()' and so on. Here in
Germany I once found a book in a public library called 'From Basic to C' or
something like that. When you get the idea of C syntax, then it won't be hard
to convert your Basic-progs 'by hand'. 

Christian.