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Vax BasicVAX BASIC was an extended dialect of the BASIC programming language developed by Digital Equipment Corporation (DEC) for use on its VMS operating system for the VAX series of 32-bit minicomputers in the 1980s. VAX BASIC used the standard VMS calling standards so object code produced by this language system could be linked with object code produced by any of the other VMS languages. Many of the control structures used in other high-level languages existed in VAX BASIC, including WHILE and UNTIL, and the language also supported the use of modifiers on a line to control execution such as PRINT I UNLESS I < 10 VAX BASIC is upwards-compatible from DEC's earlier BASIC Plus 2.
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