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MachineCode wrote:Yeah, yeah, same old story as this -> http://www.purebasic.fr/english/viewtop ... 17&t=29368

I'll believe it when I see it!

Sorry, the search didnt show me this post.

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Starting at $395 USD

This is not spam just Im impressed because Commodore Amiga looks to return very soon.
The new Commodore's come with Intel Core i7-2720QM 2.2GHz (Sandy Bridge)


Enjoy

This is only for Windows x64 ?

How about creating a CGI server running on Apache that access the MySQL database and use Json or XML-RPC to comunicate the client application with the CGI server, I have done a similar application with Rails-Flex and works quite well. I dont know what TCP/IP ports use ODBC but http is standard on ...

Wow 2500,
here only 540 FPS Windows 7 32
Video Intel G33/G31

In my machine VafF("2.3") returns 2.29999995231628
but ValF("2,3") returns 2.0
check if this have something to do with international configuration of your machine

Polo wrote: Actually, BlitzMax is much more cross-platform than PB. It offers a better native solution in Mac OSX, as they use Cocoa which doesn't have the flows I reported on this forum.

Well I consider Blitzmax an abandoned product just like Blitz3D and BlitzPlus now Blitz its on Monkey. .

dhouston wrote:I think a large window just closed.

http://www.purebasic.fr/english/viewtop ... 17&t=45022

This is only for Android, what about everything else ?

Thorium wrote:It doesnt compile, it assembles.

Yep you are right. My last Assembler was 360.

Ok supose you use llvm to Cross-Platform development, There is no easy way to manage the gui stuff across multiple platforms using llvm. In the frontend language you need a library with a coherent wrapper for all cross platform gui stuff (CLang still doesnt have one) and in the backend target you ...

I was testing Purebasic for a few weeks and I like everything on it, I really enjoy programming in Purebasic, Its a refreshing experience that remember me my first programming in Turbo Pascal when everything was straighforward. I really like Purebasic fast native compilation and old school ...