BCX
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BCX, a free software programming application written by Kevin Diggins, which translates BASIC source code to C/C++ source code, which can then be compiled using any of several Win32 C/C++ compilers. BCX is written in BCX BASIC, making it a self-translating translator. Recent project forks have resulted in variants of BCX that can run on the Linux and Apple OSX operating systems.
The c/c++ code that BCX emits is orderly and resembles code that a person would write. Furthermore, BCX emits only the runtime code that the program requires and that is in source code format. There is no hidden state with BCX - everything is available for examination.
[edit] See also
- f2c - Converts Fortran 77 to C code
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