BASIC Accelerator is a small and handy application that allows you to perform full BASIC to Object Pascal conversions. Translated programs shall be executed using FPC + Lazarus.
Any number is a double precision floating point, not a decimal. Numerical operation is twice or fifth as fast as that of Binary mode of Decimal BASIC.
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The application is more like an interpreter. When you select and run BASIC Accelerator, the compiler background: checks if the variables declared in the source code are already exist in the Object Pascal, and if it is, the compiler checks the name of the variables are identical, then it checks if the variables declared in the source code are passed to the object Pascal, and if they are, then it checks their types.
If the variables declared in the source code are not found or the variable passed to the object Pascal is not correct in the type, the program is considered as an invalid program and the compiler return to you an error message. If the variables are valid and the type is correct, the program is compiled.
When you run the program with the compiled code in Pascal, the variables are not bound to the original settings, so each time you run the program, you will see different results.
You can also create three new values in the Object Pascal with the following:
REAL
CHAR
INTEGER
Each one is useful in different situations. You can use real numbers to perform numerical computations, and use character to make your program a little simpler to read.
The int is a fixed value, its value is not changed. It is used for fixed-point numbers.
If you want to use floating-point numbers, you can use double precision numbers. Double precision numbers are 4 bytes, but they occupy twice as much memory as real numbers.
You can convert each type as a pseudo-type, but many types of integer can not be converted to pseudo-types. For example, the following cannot be converted:
REAL
INTEGER
BOOL
If you want to create a variable in the Object Pascal, you can use:
var_name REAL, INTEGER, BOOL, CHAR
If you want to create a new type of variables, you can use:
var_name TYPE syntax
You can define a function in the Object Pascal by using:
procedure name(parameters)
The parameters can be defined in the source code, but if you want to define parameters in the Pascal, you can use:
procedure name(var_name REAL, INTEGER, CHAR)
It is also possible to use the Pascal keywords, like:
procedure name(data=5)
The only keywords that can not be used in Object Pascal are:
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BASIC Accelerator is an application that executes the translation from standard BASIC language to Object Pascal language.
Therefore, Accelerator Plus is a supported language of Lazarus compiler. By using Accelerator, Pascal programmers can work with Object Pascal on the same side as the BASIC programmers.
Features:
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· Fully supports Lazarus 1.2 and above.
· Supports object orientation of Pascal language.
· Native Pascal language, without any need for additional IDE’s.
· Converters from BASIC to Object Pascal can be nested.
· Supports user defined variables with a 64K minimum.
· Supports all functions of BASIC language including loops, arrays, graphic, and even many math functions.
· Supports the following Pascal language features:
* Objects, Procedures, and Parameters
* Method and Finalization
* Structures and Attributes
* Packet Bodies, Packet Lists, Packets, and Packet Binding
* OpCodes, and Subroutines
* Control Structures
* Classes, Inheritance, and Instance and Static Variables
Also, it has built-in extensions of the engine for the use of the Pascal language. Also, it supports user-defined variables in the modules.
· You can save a compiled object file in exe format.
· You can view, edit or delete the variables from the workspace.
· You can save a compiled object file from the workspace.
· You can compile the files from workspace.
· You can use all the features including the functions and variables for each and every Pascal language option.
· You can write code and save it into workspace for later use.
· It can be run from the command prompt and the variables and objects in any file can be viewed from the workspace.
· You can run built-in functions and write any function in your own Pascal language files, and you can save it in workspace for later use.
· It supports arrays, loops, strings and structures.
· You can write using any options of Pascal languages such as:
* Objects, Procedures, and Parameters
* Methods and Finalization
* Structures and Attributes
* Packets, Packet Binding, Packets, and Packet Lists
* OpCodes and Subroutines
* Control Structures
* Classes, Inheritance, and Instance and Static Variables
* Structures with variables, Array packages, and auto array
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The converted source programs can be stored in a file and that file will be opened in the binary editor (AvalonEdit). The program code shall be executed step by step and its process can be monitored.
Program can be paused if user have time and can be halted and restarted.
Import memory map to the working memory to increase speed.
In general, it is recommended that the program should be stored in memory map and not in a file.
If a program is stored in a binary file, it must be encoded. A binary file in ASF will be encoded automatically.
If you don’t want to use binary file, you can do this programmatically. But beware that it must be a binary file. An executable file can’t do this.
You can import any file with any extension to be translated into the Pascal language.
For example, you can import any HTML document with any extension. This time, the HTML tag is used for the main function.
You can change the color of the text based on the conditions.
Also, you can add a label for your program.
These features are not available in the classic BASIC version. However, they are very useful.
If you have any suggestions, please send them to [email protected]
Mention the name of this accelerator, you will be given credits.
Versions History:
BASIC Accelerator 1.0.0 (01.09.2017)
BASIC Accelerator 1.0.1 (04.10.2017)
Added A & D key to highlight the current line number.
BASIC Accelerator 1.1.0 (06.03.2018)
Added 9 key to highlight the current line.
BASIC Accelerator 1.2.0 (04.02.2019)
Added pause, reset, relaunch, and stop command to stop processing.
Added current line number and current function name to the output text box.
BASIC Accelerator 1.3.0 (10.06.2019)
Fixed from loading broken memory.
BASIC Accelerator 1.3.1 (12.06.2019)
Changed color of the text of empty line to black.
Added German translation.
BASIC Accelerator 1.3.2 (20.12.2019)
Fixed from not saving converted code after exiting Pascal mode.
BASIC Accelerator 1.3.3 (
What’s New in the?
An absolutely free BASIC to Object Pascal converter.
The latest version adds native Pascal compiler and Lazarus IDE support.
With the help of the latest free Pascal compiler version you can develop portable Pascal applications for Windows, Linux and more.
BASIC Accelerator Features:
Free version has the native Pascal compiler and Lazarus IDE support. It translates source to:
– assembly,
– Z80 assembly,
– Delphi 6-compiler,
– D2009+compiler,
– Delphi 7-compiler,
– C++ compiler,
– C# compiler,
– C++ Embedded,
– Pascal.
For using with Pascal compiler version 6.0 and newer you can install the latest version of the Pascal Compiler SDK from www.freepascal.org.
The application processes file like: BASIC.DEF to perform conversion. See also language reference.
After conversion the applications you created, will be stored for future if you want use them with other program.
#include..\vera.h
…
…
SUB DllMain
; Option for Lazarus IDE support
BASIC_LIBRARY = 0
…
…
END
You can always convert only the first BASIC file.
You can delete all copied source files when you do not want to use them again.
BASIC Accelerator Tutorial & How to use:
How to:
– Press Convert to get started.
– Press Customize to specify which input files to use for conversion.
– Press Process to convert your first input file.
How to do conversion from pascal code with Lazarus:
Lazarus IDE window for conversion with Lazarus IDE
For converting with Lazarus ide you can use:
File -> New -> Projects -> Delphi Projects in IDE
– Select Lazarus IDE as development platform
– Select Lazarus as IDE.
– Then select *.pas file as input file.
– Select Delphi6 Compiler as compiler.
– Select “Delphi 6-Compiler” as toolchain.
– Select Default character set as source file encoding.
– Select ASCII as destination file encoding.
Press Convert.
#include..\vera.h
…
…
SUB DllMain
; Option for Lazarus IDE support
BASIC_LIBRARY = 0
…
…
END
Pascal code to assembly code with Lazarus IDE:
Lazarus IDE window for conversion with
System Requirements For BASIC Accelerator:
Mac OS X 10.10 or later
Xcode 8.3 or later
Optional:
Xcode 6.3 or later (use an external DMG version of Xcode in case of installation failure)
Processor 2.7GHz Quad-Core Intel or AMD (Core i3, Core i5 or Core i7)
16GB RAM
OS X Lion (10.7) or later or Snow Leopard (10.6)
DirectX 11.0 (Mac OS X 10.9 or later)
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