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On Windows NT a new module was developed that supports ODBC database access.
Now this is possible to compile the BASIC programs to C. Formerly this feature was defective. The Users' Guide details how to compile the resulted C file to exe under Linux and Windows NT. The binary packages also deliver the necessary library files. Under Windows NT both Visual C++ and Borland C compilers are supported.
Two new commands are implemented into the core of the BASIC language to copy and to rename a file.
A new command RANDOMIZE was introduced to seed the random number generator.
Peter Van Eerten developed two modules available from his homepage http://members.home.nl/peter.van.eerten He is actively working on these modules, so it is worth looking at frequently. Still you may be interested reading the old news of previous builds.
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