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Please note that there have been many flavors of Basic, and there are a lot of big differences between the Basic I learned as my first programming language in the 1980s, more or less structured programming Quick Basic of the 1990s and more recent versions of Basics. I doubt that any module could handle such multiple versions of the language, but it might still help you a long way toward your aim.
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"but the point was to avoid work" is perl's middle name :) . LanX's solution may be enough, but FYI there is also an Inline::Basic module (the Inline modules allow you to write code in another language in your perl program, run them using their own interpreter or compiler, and access the functions directly in the perl code)
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