Well based on my limited understanding of things the BlitzMax language uses MinGW and fasm to build executables, which I believe target the x86 Intel/AMD chipset used in most PC's, whreas the Pandora is an ARM based system?
If there is a way to use FASM (Flat Assembler) and MinGW on an ARM based platform then it should be technically possible as Pandora is a Linux based platform with OpenGL support.
However the devil is always in the detail! ;o)
If there is a way to use FASM (Flat Assembler) and MinGW on an ARM based platform then it should be technically possible as Pandora is a Linux based platform with OpenGL support.
However the devil is always in the detail! ;o)