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BASIC programmers who have been around awhile likely remember Borland Internationals Turbo Basic. What few may realize though is that Borland did not create Turbo Basic. Bob Zale did.

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They purchased the rights to his compiler, which was derived from his previous compiler, Basic/Z and named it Turbo Basic. Borland eventually left the compiler market and Turbo Basic was one of the first of their languages to go. Again most people do not realize that Turbo Basic didn't die, but Borland simply sold back the rights to its creator, Bob Zale, and he renamed it PowerBasic and it is still around today, albeit in a different form. Sadly, Zale died on November 6 at the age of 66.

He will be sorely missed, not only by his family and coworkers at PowerBasic, but by many thousands of BASIC programmers, some of whom have used programming language since the days of Turbo Basic or even the earlier Basic/Z. The Turbo Basic Heritage. Many programmers today are young and don't remember the challenges of writing software for computers with so little memory and disk space that it seems ancient even compared to the typical MP3 player today. Just take a look at these advertisements which date back to 1987:,. The system requirements for this powerful compiler: 320 KB of memory and one floppy disk drive.

Back then a decent CPU was less than 25Mhz in speed. And programmers today complain about the Atom CPU being too slow! In the old days every cycle of the CPU counted and compiler makers knew this.