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I am currently testing a similar program cherrytree MemPad but much more sophisticated . is programmed in python. I was expecting a slow but speed program is satisfactory. there there's even an import feature compatible with MemPad. I would use MemPad for simple basics and cherrytree for databases ...

Hello Coolman,

I much appreciate your offer but that page also doesn't give me the download link. I'm always redirected to a second page where I have to wait a minute each time until that nag-advertisment vanishes and afterwards there's no offered link but only that box wanting me to leave my ...

Dito ~ thanks for your offer :-)

Though still being on XP Iwould have liked to give your BMenu a try, but after finding that DL-link (which took some time) I wasn't allowed to get it.
Seems one has to be a member on that side, which doesn't make it free.

Nevermind ... I've started developing my ...

Hello Coolman,

I couldn't use an x64 version but I would desperately like one to run on Linux ;-)

Yes I too never saw problems with large databases though none of mine extended 8mb yet.

I'd like to share two tips:
- you could assign your own mp-typ, register it and add it to the default ...

Hi Coolman ,

that's the program I love most of all http://www.purebasic.fr/german/images/smilies/icon7.gif

Why not send him a mail and ask him if it could be compiled as x64 - you'll surely get a friendly reply.

greets ~ Vera

Hi Vera,

the answer (if there's answer it) to be interesting for ...

Hello,

I am currently testing MemPad. impressive. nice work. Quick simple. just what I need. that said I think a 64-bit version would be much faster. is this possible? I have not found on the official website (http://www.horstmuc.de/wmem.htm) of the author ...

thank you.

Who deleted my post about installing fedora FreeBasic with 64 bit !

and why ?

For the true development platform, it would be possible to rely on QT (http://qt.nokia.com/) that exists on (linux, mac osx, Windows Mobile, Windows CE, Symbian, maemo, Meego)

Relying on 3rd party libs is allways bad in my opinion. PB does allready use some 3rd party libs but only for secondary ...

If purebasic evolved and can directly generate C code directly compilable by LLVM, it would be exceptional because it would be possible to generate executables for different architectures (x86, x64, arm ...)

Shouldn't that read:
If purebasic evolved and can directly generate 'll' code directly ...

Pour du vrai developpement multiplateforme, il serait possible de se baser sur QT (http://qt.nokia.com/) qui existe sur (linux, mac osx, windows mobile, windows ce, symbian, maemo, meego) :

http://qt.nokia.com/products/platform/platforms

http://doc.qt.nokia.com/4.6/supported-platforms.html

plus d ...

Je viens de voir le site de LLVM, le projet a l'air exceptionnel :shock: , mieux que gcc, multiplateforme, generation de code optimisé, pour le reste voir ici :

http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Low_Level_Virtual_Machine
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Low_Level_Virtual_Machine

Si purebasic evolue et ...

*** Et bah dis donc...t'en test des trucs

En ce moment, j'ai plein de temps libre, ca aide...

*** Ton histoire de QB64 c'est rigolo !!! Ce qui aurait été cool, c'est le meme langage et qui tourne sous windows.

QB64 fonctionne tres bien sous windows, je l'utilises meme sous windows 7 64 bits ...

Rien a dire de plus, tout a fait d'accord avec ton analyse sur le forum francais, pourquoi se prendre la tete alors qu'on peut l'eviter !!! :mrgreen:

*** Pour ce qui est de ta reponse, j'suis "like a ouf" tu as aussi utilisé QBASIC

J'ai des tas de programmes fait en quickbasic et qui par miracle ...

pour te repondre franchement, j'ai utilisé plein de languages autrefois (un peu de c (turbo c et quick c sous dos), pascal (turbo pascal, un tres bon cru celui la) et certains autres mais j'ai toujours preferé le language basic (turbo basic et quickbasic) parce qu'il permet de prototyper rapidement ...

Hello COOLMAN glad to talk to you 8)
I don't know this langage :shock:
Thanks a lot for your link :roll:

At the pleasure to read you

Utlimate++ utilise ses propres librairies en code c++, ce qui le rend independant des autres libs tres lourdes avec l'avantage d'etre multiplateforme, le code ...