Can someone write a BASIC (the programming language) interface from FreeBSD to emacs?

[Unidef]

Sorry I was stoned as a kite

I found freebasic, I don’t have access to my desktop so I didn’t get a chance to search ports

Basically I want to use basic instead of lisp. Lisp is nice but a little complex, with enough arrays it can be pretty functional

The kernel->emacs thing can be done with a FreeBSD module, I want complete access to the internals of FreeBSD through basic and emacs

Let’s say I want to debug a function in the scheduler, id just script it in basic and it does it automatically

It’s not hard rewriting the scripting language in emacs to lisp is it? I have like 15 years experience in c and I have to read the FreeBSD kernel book before I read the kernel source. 

It’d be nice if basic was FreeBSD’s python, writing a ui in basic isn’t that hard, but with classes and advanced basic it’s fun 

Sent from my iPhone

> On Jul 2, 2019, at 5:40 AM, Eugene Grosbein <eugen at grosbein.net> wrote:
> 
> 02.07.2019 18:36, Unidef wrote:
> 
>> Basic is pretty good with multi dimensional arrays, maybe we can add pointers.
>> Wonderful lowtax hacker my google so I can’t find an open source basic compiler
> 
> I'm not sure I understood your question right and why do you need some "interface to emacs",
> but we have plenty of BASIC implementation in FreeBSD Ports collection:
> 
> lang/basic256
> lang/mono-basic
> lang/bwbasic
> lang/cmbasic
> lang/pbasic
> lang/tcbasic
> lang/yabasic
> 
>