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From: jboot@morgoth.UUCP (Jim F. Roberts)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.ibm.pc
Subject: Interpretive BASIC w/ > 64K on PCs?
Keywords: BASIC, 64K
Message-ID: <476@morgoth.UUCP>
Date: 4 Aug 88 19:59:08 GMT
Organization: Goldberg-Zoino and Assoc., Newton, MA
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	Greetings to Netland!  Apologies in advance if this winds up in the
wrong area or otherwise offends; this is my first USENET post in quite a while.

	Does anyone know of a BASIC interpreter available on PCs that
can deal with more than 64K?  I've got a whole stack of interpretive
BASIC programs that chain together, and I'm running out of memory.

	I realize that the ideal solution would be to compile these
programs and link them into a giant executable (QuickBasic,
TurboBasic, etc) but I cringe at the thought of having to hunt for
each variable in order to put it in a giant COMMON section.  I'd
really like to keep being able to say "CHAIN PROGRAM,,ALL".

	Any suggestions or recommendations?

	Many thanks,

						Jim Roberts