Cute, but not very useful.   Posted by: BASIC Friend on Monday, October 29, 2001

Take a look at it. It's fun to play with.

found what I was looking for   Posted on Saturday, March 16, 2002

one can rarely find interpreter documentation these days...

very good for teaching   Posted on Thursday, August 21, 2003

very good for teaching

Institute of Programming Technology R.A   Posted on Thursday, August 19, 2004

Okay, that´s a good start. You need to go back and restructur some of the code in order to append it properly. Thanks for the upload anyways.

Val Hismeth

Superb piece of instructional code   Posted on Monday, August 30, 2004

An excellent mini-interpreter; perfect starting point from which to learn and extend.

Works nicely   Posted by: Z_Man on Wednesday, July 20, 2005

Works nicely on CRLF files, but on Unix's LF files it has problems. But I fixed that... heheh

LinuxMaven   Posted on Wednesday, December 14, 2005

Compiles and runs test programs flawlessly on
Linux. Great starting point for developing
a multi-platform, specialized interpreter of your own.

Interesting...   Posted by: Dominick on Saturday, December 23, 2006

how everyone commends this file for it's edifying influence, but when I keep looking for different people who are working with this interpreter or any one who has commented on it, no one seems to have treated it with the respect it deserves--commenting it (though the original comments make sense to a cs0 level student) and explaining all the parts nor has anyone tried to modify it--at least as far as I can see with my search.

Downloaded this yesterday. So far I've compiled it with KDevelop in linux and with MinGW in Windows 2000 and I have one failed attempt at hacking in a remark command. I also printed it out: 29 pages double-spaced or 18 pages (normally) long with no margins and a 12 pt font. Not too shabby for 800 lines of code.

Also, I cannot find the author *anywhere*. I can find what seems like the originating site, and I have plans to e-mail the web-master or whoever has an e-mail address there... But it's rather obscure as far as research into other programmer's work with it.