Thanks for the infos Darklords.
I see that basically, PureBasic have the same price than BB+
I a really must buy now an Basic for 2D application or games, it is better to keep BB other else
it is another commands/functions to learn.
For creating dlls with generic functions that is not calling the OS, i prefer to use Delphi
(Pascal object in fact, because i never use the graphic interface for develloping application
(VC), the size of this exe are absolutely TOO big in comparison with a text source code).
I understand that you prefer some basic for dlls creation, i prefer Delphi for power and liberty
you get with your code. Otherelse the pascal is easy and fast to learn like the BASIC.
The possibility of create units and the real standard of the pascal language.
If you are interest, there exist FreePascal that can create good dlls with an source code in
assembly as result.
So you can what is the result after compiling the pascal code.
I have seen that you can create Windows application too compatible with Delphi now.
I have used freePascal at the begining of this project because that whas full compatible with
Turbo-pascal 7.0 (for Dos) with native 32 bits code.
Other advantage whas the assembly code source created, so you optimise by hand if you want.
You can get a look for it at: http://www.freepascal.org/ and/or download the binaries, sources
code of the compiler. The docs is FULL and COMPLETE.
A really professional product for FREE. Yiipee !!!
I see that basically, PureBasic have the same price than BB+
I a really must buy now an Basic for 2D application or games, it is better to keep BB other else
it is another commands/functions to learn.
For creating dlls with generic functions that is not calling the OS, i prefer to use Delphi
(Pascal object in fact, because i never use the graphic interface for develloping application
(VC), the size of this exe are absolutely TOO big in comparison with a text source code).
I understand that you prefer some basic for dlls creation, i prefer Delphi for power and liberty
you get with your code. Otherelse the pascal is easy and fast to learn like the BASIC.
The possibility of create units and the real standard of the pascal language.
If you are interest, there exist FreePascal that can create good dlls with an source code in
assembly as result.
So you can what is the result after compiling the pascal code.
I have seen that you can create Windows application too compatible with Delphi now.
I have used freePascal at the begining of this project because that whas full compatible with
Turbo-pascal 7.0 (for Dos) with native 32 bits code.
Other advantage whas the assembly code source created, so you optimise by hand if you want.
You can get a look for it at: http://www.freepascal.org/ and/or download the binaries, sources
code of the compiler. The docs is FULL and COMPLETE.
A really professional product for FREE. Yiipee !!!