Borland公司于1987年收购并发布了Turbo BASIC编译器，该产品由Robert "Bob" Zale编写，最初名为BASIC/Z1。这款针对MS-DOS操作系统开发的工具是首个支持交互式编译的CP/M编译器，相比传统解释器能够生成任意大小的可执行程序，而GWBASIC则受限于64KB的文件大小限制1。Turbo BASIC集成了IDE开发环境，为用户提供了完整的编程解决方案1。
在发布初期，Borland于1987年第三季度推出了三个配套工具包，分别为Database Toolbox、Editor Toolbox和Telecom Toolbox，每个工具包的售价为$99.951。该产品发行了v1.0和v1.1两个版本，其中v1.1为错误修复版本1。然而，Turbo BASIC仅销售数年后便被停产1。Borland随后将该产品的权利返还给原作者Bob Zale，后续的相关作品更名为PowerBASIC1。
Borland acquired and released Turbo BASIC in 1987, a compiled programming language originally developed by Robert "Bob" Zale under the name BASIC/Z for the MS-DOS operating system.1 The product represented a significant advancement over existing interpreters, enabling developers to create executable files of arbitrary size, whereas the competing GW-BASIC was constrained by a 64 KB file limitation.1 Turbo BASIC was the first CP/M compiler to support interactive compilation and featured an integrated development environment.1
The compiler remained on the market for only a few years before being discontinued.1 During the third quarter of 1987, Borland released three supplementary toolboxes priced at $99.95 each: the Database Toolbox, Editor Toolbox, and Telecom Toolbox.1 Following the product's discontinuation, Borland returned the rights to the original author, and subsequent versions were rebranded as PowerBASIC.1 The initial release consisted of version 1.0, with version 1.1 following as a bug-fix update.1
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