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Will it work under Linux?

Similar to what "MAT" dows in Powerbasic will be very nice.

Very hepful comments, many thanks to oldefoxx!

It will be interesting to see such a comparison. For those who own both power and pure, this should not be that hard.

I was trying to find some info on the forum but got nothing so far. Can anyone give me some hint? Thanks!

There is a source code converter that convert v.3.94 source to v.4. Take a look at this: http://www.purebasic.fr/english/viewtop ... econverter in case in you don't know.

I've been running SuSE since 2002. It is a very stable and usable operating system. Now it is FREE, I highly recommend it to anyone who wants to find a good Windows alternative.

josku_x wrote:Well, it's up to you, sgsong.

Pure supports now doubles, so math calculations are now easier to do with decimal numbers.

Yes. For what I do, this is very important.

That's great!

PureBasic or PowerBasic? I am thinking about porting some numerical computation code from QB to the Windows platform. I know the choice has to be wither Pure or Power, but do not have enough information to decide between them as for the amount of hand coding effort. Thanks!

Shige

Now the new version is out, can it handle 64 bit float?