Date:	17 Nov 1997 18:59:00 +0100
From:	mjs AT prg DOT hannover DOT sgh-net DOT de (Mark Junker)
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Subject:	Re: Could someone help me with Nasm module linking?
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Prev. Author: fighteer AT cs DOT com
      Date:   18.11.97
      Subject:"Re: Could someone help me with Nasm module linking?"

> BASIC:  an interpreted language that uses English-like syntax and a
Compilers exist too! Anyway: It was originally designed to be a "compiled"  
language and not to be an interpreted language!

> linear programming model.  Modern versions include QBASIC (QuickBASIC),
> and the more powerful Visual BASIC.  It's a good language for slopping
> around in, because it is not procedure-oriented like C or Pascal.
Where do you have your knowledge from that BASIC is *not* procedure oriented?
Do you only suggest it because it supports GOTO and GOSUB too? Even QBasic  
can handle procedures - as well as the old AmigaBASIC from MS.

The newer JBasic (from ImaraCorp - I believe) - for example - doesn't support  
GOTOs or GOSUBs any more!

Regards, MJS
Use it: _PB3.2 & PREP_ / _ASM & PREASM_

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