So congratulations, PureBasic -- you're now a teenager!
PureBasic is a teenager!
PureBasic is a teenager!
Just noticed it was PureBasic's 13th birthday the other day!
So congratulations, PureBasic -- you're now a teenager!
So congratulations, PureBasic -- you're now a teenager!
I compile using 5.31 (x86) on Win 7 Ultimate (64-bit).
"PureBasic won't be object oriented, period" - Fred.
"PureBasic won't be object oriented, period" - Fred.
Re: PureBasic is a teenager!
Oh good, now the problems are really going to start the next few years until it gets out of puberty... 
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Re: PureBasic is a teenager!
what i don't like in ms visual studio is the long compiling and linking process , the hard disk flashing on/off .i feel as if i am driving a truck. if we do a lot of experiments it turns to a nightmare , purebasic : a compiler, instant executing the programs, suitable for all levels, have too much internal and external Libs. if there is a Nobel prize for programming then it should be for purebasic. some billionaire out there should support purebasic project by a little 10 million euros.
the only thing i wish is the "^" operator, not to replace the "Pow" but as an add on, in one program either we use this or that and not both.
x^9+y^20+z^2 are much nicer than Pow(x,9)+Pow(y,20)+Pow(z,2)
there is a thread about that somewhere
the only thing i wish is the "^" operator, not to replace the "Pow" but as an add on, in one program either we use this or that and not both.
x^9+y^20+z^2 are much nicer than Pow(x,9)+Pow(y,20)+Pow(z,2)
there is a thread about that somewhere