Some news about the new v4 lib format available ?

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Some news about the new v4 lib format available ?

Post by va!n »

Hi Fred and PB-Team!
As we all know, the lib format in v4 will completly changed and libs with the old lib format will no longer work in future versions, right?

Can you give us any extended info whats new or what will be changed on the new lib format (to see the good part) and maybe some words about the reason to change the libformat in v4? ;-) would be nice and surely very informative for some people here (public relation work ;) ... thanks in advance!
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Post by Fred »

Who said it will 'completely change' ? I said 'it will slighty change' mostly to support the new available types and a few other goodies. Old libs will still be accepted, but all the one which rely on string, array and newlist manipulations will need to be adjusted.
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Post by josku_x »

Fred, are you going to make support in 4.0 for C LIBs???
I mean another LIB format, would it be compatible with 4.0?

Also, is there a chance for us to see some pictures of the long awaited super program? (PureBasic 4.0)??
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Post by El_Choni »

As designer of the cover for PureBasic 4.0, I think I can show you a screenshot. It's actually me, showing a convincing happy face when using PB 4.0 for the first time.

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This photograph is, of course, copyrighted, so don't spread it!
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Post by Num3 »

You have a natural hand for drawing!

That's for sure!

I can only say this : keep your talent to coding... :twisted:
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josku_x wrote:Also, is there a chance for us to see some pictures of the long awaited super program? (PureBasic 4.0)??
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Look at that compiler go! :twisted:

*Posted in the spirit of creating hype!!! Thats all you will hear from me about the alpha! BTW it ROCKS!!! Shhhhh...* :shock:
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Me using Alpha:

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:lol:
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El_Choni wrote:As designer of the cover for PureBasic 4.0, I think I can show you a screenshot. It's actually me, showing a convincing happy face when using PB 4.0 for the first time.

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This photograph is, of course, copyrighted, so don't spread it!
lol, nice keyboard... :lol:
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Post by va!n »

@fred:
many thanks for this informative feedback... nice to hear that Old libs will general still be accepted :wink:
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Post by DarkDragon »

@El_Choni: With what program did you draw it? I think it could be Adobe PhotoShop and Maya(for the Models shown there).

ts-soft posted the PureBasic 4.0 Sourcecode in the german forums:

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OpenConsole()
ConsoleTitle("C:\Programme\PureBasic\Compilers")
PrintN("")
PrintN("")
PrintN("************************************************")
PrintN("PureBasic v4.01 Beta 1 <Windows - x86>")
PrintN("************************************************")
PrintN("")
PrintN("Compiling C:\Programme\PureBasic\Examples\Doubles.pb")
PrintN("Loading external libraries...")
PrintN("Starting compilation...")
PrintN("38 lines processed")
PrintN("Creating executable.")
PrintN("")
PrintN("- Feel the ..PuRe.. Power -")
PrintN("")
Print("C:\Programme\PureBasic\Compilers ")
Input()
CloseConsole()
bye,
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Post by Dare2 »

:D

Too funny!


PS:

My spy stole some early PureBasic v4 test code - here's a peek preview of the syntax:

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#include <iostream.h>

main()
{
    cout << "Hello World!";
    return 0;
}
@}--`--,-- A rose by any other name ..
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Post by LuCiFeR[SD] »

very interesting dare.... I guess the language will be called "PureC-sic" (Sea sick for those who don't get my crappy joke):)
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Post by Intrigued »

Wait, Kale, isn't that a normal look after some insanely hard to track down coding error? Or, is that just the look I have alone.

*taps forhead, smirks over at Kale*

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Intrigued wrote:Wait, Kale, isn't that a normal look after some insanely hard to track down coding error? Or, is that just the look I have alone.

*taps forhead, smirks over at Kale*

:wink:
:lol:
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