32-bit Vintage BASIC
(ver 1.0.1)
Freeware


Vintage BASIC is a language derived from the Microsoft's original Altair BASIC. 
Vintage BASIC is an interpreter with a language that is close to Microsoft's 
BASIC version 2 as found in the Commodore 64. It is "informed by (but [does] 
not always stick to) the ANSI Minimal BASIC standard (ANSI X.360-1978)" 
(as noted in its user guide). You can enter your program using a normal 
programmer's / text editor. If you are nostalgic for the old BASIC interpreters 
of bygone days, or simply want to learn to program in BASIC without having 
to master the event-driven, object-oriented and window/form-based programming 
metaphors present in many compilers today, this BASIC interpreter may interest 
you. The program works on Windows from the command line.  

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This is a slightly older 32-bit version of the Windows command-line BASIC Interpreter.
Unlike the newer version, this version is "stand-alone", and doesn't require installing.
Simply extract "vintbas.exe", open a command-line, and run the program.

SYNTAX = vintbas ["programname".bas]