Author: Lenard Spencer
Date: 17:21:38 11/12/00
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On November 12, 2000 at 05:00:02, Severi Salminen wrote: >> I'm thinking of throwing a chess playing program together in qbasic, you >> know, the one that comes with Win95. That way it's free, so I don't lose >>anything if it all falls over. No graphics, I just want to see if I can >> generate moves. > >With qbasic??? You must be crazy ;) But, you can get many free C++ compilers >(free Borland C++ compiler, GCC...) and IDEs (VIDE, EMACS...) for them. I use >Borland C with EMACS, works great! Learn C, you wont regret. No, write a qbasic >ches program first and _then_ try it with C. It could be maybe harder this way, >but you would see the benefits of procedural programming, and there are many >benefits indeed... > >Severi Hmmm.., then I must be certifiable for writing one with Atari BASIC then... (... Yes, nurse, I'm coming....) dB^)
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