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Just this month I had to update some (very old) production code for a client, and when we pulled the project out of cold storage we discovered that the compiler

Just this month I had to update some (very old) production code for a client, and when we pulled the project out of cold storage we discovered that the compiler wouldn't run on the Windows 64-bit command line. DOSBox saved my bacon, and it wasn't the first time.

mycall 9y ago
I had the same thing with concrete structural integrity calculations software written in BASICA. Still useful.
- stuaxo 9y ago
  Maybe you could compile these with QB64. (Quick Basic was the descendant of BasicA and largely compatible).