XBLite 2.1.0. is out

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XBLite 2.1.0. is out

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Another nice basic compiler, and no more external DLLs required with this new version.
News wrote:2006.03.17
Version 2.10 released.

Added static libraries for all xblite DLLs, eg, xst_s.lib can be imported and will replace the need to link to xbl.dll.

IMPORT "xst_s.lib" ' link to xst static library (aka, xbl.dll runtime library)
IMPORT "xsx_s.lib" ' link to xsx static library
IMPORT "xio_s.lib" ' link to xio static library

All static libraries have _s suffix. The utility buildlib.exe can be used to create static libraries. Static libraries are linked at compile-time by the linker so they are incorporated into the final executable, thus removing the need for external DLLs. Special thanks to Greg Heller for making this happen!
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what does this have to do with purebasic in any way? it's not of topic, it's anti topic :-)
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blueznl wrote:what does this have to do with purebasic in any way? it's not of topic, it's anti topic :-)
You are right, it's off topic, but not more anti topic than all the Blitz posts :wink:
It's for information only.
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Post by dmoc »

But still interesting: xblite comes from xbasic which support 64bit from the start (+ doubles etc) and x-platform. I did a lot of coding in this a few years ago.
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blueznl wrote:what does this have to do with purebasic in any way? it's not of topic, it's anti topic :-)
The german forum has a section called:
"Other Programming Languages"
maybe the english forum should have the same.

Besides, it's always good to see into "what" other programming languages are shaping.
If Fred or "the Users" like something other prg-languages have, PureBasic could incorporate this functionality in the future too.

@XBlite
used it back in the days a lot.
It progresses slow but it's very mature, and it utilizes goasm now.
Still like it (downloaded it some days ago...).
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hmm... a section 'other languages' would certainly show the world purebasic is not afraid of anything :-)
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And the link is ... http://perso.wanadoo.fr/xblite/ ?
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Shannara wrote:And the link is ... http://perso.wanadoo.fr/xblite/ ?
Didn't think to post it... thanks.
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