AuBASIC

QBASIC IDE, Compiler & Packer

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AuBASIC was developed as a small and modern Integrated Development Environment for QBASIC.

AuBASIC is an application that comes included with syntax highlighting, a code debugger and a compiler. AuBASIC is a tool that allows you to easily import BAS files. The BAS documents you choose to import will be automatically converted.

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