excellent   Posted by: tony on Thursday, July 26, 2001

excellent program, i decompiled it and it was a written quite complex. it was subroutined through strings and arrary

A Good one   Posted by: BASICFriend on Monday, October 29, 2001

Definitely worth a look. It has floating point math but no functions. Code can get spaghettified if you are writing pages of code with this compiler (GOTO, GOSUB). The best thing of all: It is a real compiler.

REALLY COOL   Posted by: GAVIN on Monday, February 25, 2002

I LOVE YOUR BASIC COMPILER THANX.

Easy and good   Posted on Saturday, November 16, 2002

ASIC can build single but powerful programs

Excellent Program For Making Your Own EXE&COMs   Posted by: Josh on Wednesday, October 08, 2003

Best Compiler (older) I've found.
Would be worth every penny to me

Senior systems Engineer   Posted by: Stephen Bates on Thursday, December 13, 2007

The author was David Visti, and it was originally shareware. I did have some email contact with him back in 1996, but then never could contact him again.
It is a great compiler. There are some limiations when compared to QBasic style basics, but I used it for lots of custom little "glue" apps in our large company network, in the Win3.1/Netware4 days, when DOS batch files where how we managed our desktop environment. Whenever there was something I could not do in a batch file, I'd whip up something in ASIC. Best of all, the executables run like the wind.

Senior systems Engineer   Posted by: Stephen Bates on Thursday, December 13, 2007

Theauthor was David Visti, and it was originally shareware. I did have some email contact with him back in 1996, but then never could contact him again.
It is a great compiler. There are some limiations when compared to QBasic style basics, but I used it for lots of custom little "glue" apps in our large company network, in the Win3.1/Netware4 days, when DOS batch files where how we managed our desktop environment. Whenever there was something I could not do in a batch file, I'd whip up something in ASIC. Best of all, the executables run like the wind.

Limited!   Posted by: Charles Platt on Monday, April 21, 2008

A very short program dimensioning a string variable with bounds (3,40) generated a "data segment exhausted" error message when I tried to compile it.