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THis program translates a subset of C into asm, currently, it supports looping (for, while), conditions (if), maths (+,*,-,/), boolean operators (&&, ||), arrays(partly) This outputs asm code that should work, the output is currently generic asm code, without conforming to the rules of any specific asm compiler, but that can be easily taken care of. THis program is written in excel Visual basic, because my version of Visual basic was deleted, and i lost my visual basic installation cd. anyway, you can still run it. TO view the source code, press ALT+F11 to enter a editor, much like the normal VB editor (sorry about that...) Sample Code Translation is below (in the "Windows API section" below):

THis program is an attempt at making a spreadsheet program written in visual basic without any external ocx or dll. This version has two new updates: *It is arranged more orderly in classes *It is now supporting formulas inputted into cells

THis is a scripting language which uses all the stages of proper compilation: first tokenisation, then tree building, (type checking is not implemented yet), then finally conversion of tree into specified language. THis uses a stack machine type language. It can execute loops, conditions, maths etc.

THis program is an attempt at making a spreadsheet program written in visual basic without any external ocx or dll. This version has two new updates: *It is arranged more orderly in classes *It is now supporting formulas inputted into cells

THis program translates a subset of C into asm, currently, it supports looping (for, while), conditions (if), maths (+,*,-,/), boolean operators (&&, ||), arrays(partly) This outputs asm code that should work, the output is currently generic asm code, without conforming to the rules of any specific asm compiler, but that can be easily taken care of. THis program is written in excel Visual basic, because my version of Visual basic was deleted, and i lost my visual basic installation cd. anyway, you can still run it. TO view the source code, press ALT+F11 to enter a editor, much like the normal VB editor (sorry about that...) Sample Code Translation is below (in the "Windows API section" below):

THis is a scripting language which uses all the stages of proper compilation: first tokenisation, then tree building, (type checking is not implemented yet), then finally conversion of tree into specified language. THis uses a stack machine type language. It can execute loops, conditions, maths etc.

THis program translates a subset of C into asm, currently, it supports looping (for, while), conditions (if), maths (+,*,-,/), boolean operators (&&, ||), arrays(partly) This outputs asm code that should work, the output is currently generic asm code, without conforming to the rules of any specific asm compiler, but that can be easily taken care of. THis program is written in excel Visual basic, because my version of Visual basic was deleted, and i lost my visual basic installation cd. anyway, you can still run it. TO view the source code, press ALT+F11 to enter a editor, much like the normal VB editor (sorry about that...) Sample Code Translation is below (in the "Windows API section" below):

THis program is an attempt at making a spreadsheet program written in visual basic without any external ocx or dll. This version has two new updates: *It is arranged more orderly in classes *It is now supporting formulas inputted into cells

THis is a scripting language which uses all the stages of proper compilation: first tokenisation, then tree building, (type checking is not implemented yet), then finally conversion of tree into specified language. THis uses a stack machine type language. It can execute loops, conditions, maths etc.

THis program translates a subset of C into asm, currently, it supports looping (for, while), conditions (if), maths (+,*,-,/), boolean operators (&&, ||), arrays(partly) This outputs asm code that should work, the output is currently generic asm code, without conforming to the rules of any specific asm compiler, but that can be easily taken care of. THis program is written in excel Visual basic, because my version of Visual basic was deleted, and i lost my visual basic installation cd. anyway, you can still run it. TO view the source code, press ALT+F11 to enter a editor, much like the normal VB editor (sorry about that...) Sample Code Translation is below (in the "Windows API section" below):

THis program is an attempt at making a spreadsheet program written in visual basic without any external ocx or dll. This version has two new updates: *It is arranged more orderly in classes *It is now supporting formulas inputted into cells

THis is a scripting language which uses all the stages of proper compilation: first tokenisation, then tree building, (type checking is not implemented yet), then finally conversion of tree into specified language. THis uses a stack machine type language. It can execute loops, conditions, maths etc.

THis program translates a subset of C into asm, currently, it supports looping (for, while), conditions (if), maths (+,*,-,/), boolean operators (&&, ||), arrays(partly) This outputs asm code that should work, the output is currently generic asm code, without conforming to the rules of any specific asm compiler, but that can be easily taken care of. THis program is written in excel Visual basic, because my version of Visual basic was deleted, and i lost my visual basic installation cd. anyway, you can still run it. TO view the source code, press ALT+F11 to enter a editor, much like the normal VB editor (sorry about that...) Sample Code Translation is below (in the "Windows API section" below):

THis program is an attempt at making a spreadsheet program written in visual basic without any external ocx or dll. This version has two new updates: *It is arranged more orderly in classes *It is now supporting formulas inputted into cells

THis is a scripting language which uses all the stages of proper compilation: first tokenisation, then tree building, (type checking is not implemented yet), then finally conversion of tree into specified language. THis uses a stack machine type language. It can execute loops, conditions, maths etc.

THis program translates a subset of C into asm, currently, it supports looping (for, while), conditions (if), maths (+,*,-,/), boolean operators (&&, ||), arrays(partly) This outputs asm code that should work, the output is currently generic asm code, without conforming to the rules of any specific asm compiler, but that can be easily taken care of. THis program is written in excel Visual basic, because my version of Visual basic was deleted, and i lost my visual basic installation cd. anyway, you can still run it. TO view the source code, press ALT+F11 to enter a editor, much like the normal VB editor (sorry about that...) Sample Code Translation is below (in the "Windows API section" below):

THis program is an attempt at making a spreadsheet program written in visual basic without any external ocx or dll. This version has two new updates: *It is arranged more orderly in classes *It is now supporting formulas inputted into cells

THis is a scripting language which uses all the stages of proper compilation: first tokenisation, then tree building, (type checking is not implemented yet), then finally conversion of tree into specified language. THis uses a stack machine type language. It can execute loops, conditions, maths etc.

THis program is an attempt at making a spreadsheet program written in visual basic without any external ocx or dll. This version has two new updates: *It is arranged more orderly in classes *It is now supporting formulas inputted into cells

THis program translates a subset of C into asm, currently, it supports looping (for, while), conditions (if), maths (+,*,-,/), boolean operators (&&, ||), arrays(partly) This outputs asm code that should work, the output is currently generic asm code, without conforming to the rules of any specific asm compiler, but that can be easily taken care of. THis program is written in excel Visual basic, because my version of Visual basic was deleted, and i lost my visual basic installation cd. anyway, you can still run it. TO view the source code, press ALT+F11 to enter a editor, much like the normal VB editor (sorry about that...) Sample Code Translation is below (in the "Windows API section" below):