There are 3 projects regarding basic to nimrod in my folder.
Each project is in its own sub-folder.

These are starts to give BASIC users and developers a
possible start to working in and with Nimrod.

Folder basic:
    This is just a start of a simple basic module
    to use from within Nimrod.
    
    basic: this is the compiled module, you don't
    run this or need it. It is there to test that
    the Nimrod code is working.
    
    basic.nim: this is the source code for the
    basic module.
    
    test.nim: this is Nimrod code written in Basic,
    using the basic module.
    
    test: this is the executable linux program 
    written in Nimrod using Basic syntax.
    
    
Folder sb2nim:
    This is trying to do a side by side comparison
    of Basic and Nimrod. The basic used on the
    right-side is ScriptBasic. The left side
    is one of the ways to do the similar thing
    in Nimrod.
    
    sb22nim: this is the compiled linux executable.
    
    sb2nim.nim: is the Nimrod source with the 2 languages.
    
 Folder test-john-stuff
    This is adding to the code started by John
    in his folder: John and filename: bas2nim.sb
    It is written in ScriptBasic and is acting 
    as the start of a translator.
    
    b2nV2.sb: this is my additions to John's code.
    
    test2.bas: a simple basic program example 
        to use for testing.
        
    test2.nim: this is the output from running b2nV2.sb
        it is the generated translated Nimrod code.
        
    test2: is the compiled Nimrod Linux executable.
    
There are other projects relating to making it easier
moving or porting to Nimrod.

1. Is using Daniel's uCalc Transform utility / language builder.
2. The other is Armando's (AIR) work.

John is spearheading, collaborating and coordinating this big 
endeavor to help BASIC developers move and work in a 
new language designed to be easy on the eyes, cross-platform
and very powerful. Nimrod offers interactive mode as well as compiled
with no runtimes necessary to many platforms.