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Re: PureBasic 4.20 Beta 5 - Windows
YES! Me too. "Put Your Money Where Your Mouth Is".Tipperton wrote:Thank you Fred! I think I'll have to send you another "donation" when 4.20 is released because this seems more like a major version release than a point release.
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Re: PureBasic 4.20 Beta 5 - Windows
Are you sure of that?Fred wrote:we decided it was time to migrate to VisualC++ 2005. This choice was made for serveral reasons:
4) It has a X64 version as well, so we have a direct port to 64 bits Windows without too much hassle (at least for the libraries)
Accrding to the product comparisons I saw on Microsoft's web site the express editions can only produce x64 programs if you are using .NET
In order to compile native x64 programs you have to get at least the standard edition of Visual Studio which is $300 USD or $200 USD if you qualify for upgrade pricing (have a prior version of Visual Studio including the free express editions).
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Re: PureBasic 4.20 Beta 5 - Windows
The 64 bits commandline compiler is available in the PSDK, we don't use it from the IDE.Tipperton wrote:Are you sure of that?Fred wrote:we decided it was time to migrate to VisualC++ 2005. This choice was made for serveral reasons:
4) It has a X64 version as well, so we have a direct port to 64 bits Windows without too much hassle (at least for the libraries)
Accrding to the product comparisons I saw on Microsoft's web site the express editions can only produce x64 programs if you are using .NET
In order to compile native x64 programs you have to get at least the standard edition of Visual Studio which is $300 USD or $200 USD if you qualify for upgrade pricing (have a prior version of Visual Studio including the free express editions).
Re: PureBasic 4.20 Beta 5 - Windows
Sorry to spoil the party but there is problem with this and the debugger enabled:Fred wrote:At least, all the quad reported bugs are now fixed.
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Thanks for all the hard work, very much appreciated. Maybe though it would be a good idea to have the last few betas still available to download, just in case there is a new bug introduced to a new beta and you forgot to backup the old folder? (like the situation I have just found myself in. ).
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Re: PureBasic 4.20 Beta 5 - Windows
Ah!Fred wrote:The 64 bits commandline compiler is available in the PSDK, we don't use it from the IDE.
Rock on then!
Thank you for such an amazing language and for all your hard work, the entire PB team. I really hope for the best for this language.
I have not had a chance to try it yet but does this mean that TailBite is broken for 4.20 B5?..so we decided to migrate all the assembly libraries (linked list, misc etc.) on NASM. Indeed the compiler has been modified to output NASM compatible code instead of FASM.