BASIC Compilers
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| Compiler | Author | Windows | Unix-like | Other OSs | License type | IDE? |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| BaCon | Peter van Eerten | No | Yes | ? | Open Source | Yes |
| BBC Basic for Windows | Richard T Russel | Yes | No | No | Shareware | Yes |
| BlitzMax | Blitz Research | Yes | Yes | No | Proprietary | Yes |
| Chipmunk Basic | Ronald H. Nicholson, Jr. | Yes | Yes | Yes | Freeware | Open |
| CoolBasic | Spywave | Yes | No | No | Freeware | Yes |
| DarkBASIC | The Game Creators | Yes | No | No | Proprietary | Yes |
| DoyleSoft BASIC | DoyleSoft | Yes | No | No | Open Source | Yes |
| FreeBASIC | FreeBASIC Development Team | Yes | Yes | DOS | GPL | No |
| Gambas | Benoît Minisini | No | Yes | No | GPL | Yes |
| GLBasic | Dream Design Entertainment | Yes | Yes | Linux, OSX, iOS, WinCE, Android, WebOS, Pandora | Proprietary | Yes |
| Just BASIC | Shoptalk Systems | Yes | No | No | Freeware | Yes |
| KBasic | KBasic Software | Yes | Yes | Open source | No | Yes |
| Liberty BASIC | Shoptalk Systems | Yes | No | No | Proprietary | Yes |
| NBasic | SylvaWare | Yes | No | Freeware | No | No |
| PowerBASIC | PowerBASIC, Inc. | Yes | No | DOS | Proprietary | Yes |
| PureBasic | Fantaisie Software | Yes | Yes | Yes | Proprietary | Yes |
| QB64 | Galleon | Yes | Yes | ? | LGPL | Yes |
| QuickBASIC | Microsoft | No | No | DOS | Proprietary | Yes |
| RapidQ | William Yu | Yes | Yes | Yes | Freeware | Yes |
| Realbasic | Real Software | Yes | Yes | Yes | Proprietary | Yes |
| Visual Basic | Microsoft | Yes | No | DOS | Proprietary | Yes |
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