PureBasic 6.00 released !

[Fred]

- Beta 1 is now available, we are getting closer to the final release. Feel free to test it with your projects, as we need to Check out what's new:

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- Brand new Raspberry version ! You need to install Raspberry OS to use it, which should run on any Raspberry PI (used a PI 2 for the build)
- Brand new Apple M1 (arm64) version !
- Reworked Linux versions as explained in the blog post: https://www.purebasic.fr/blog/?p=521
- All MacOS X packages are now properly notarized, which means you should be able to install PureBasic easily on any recent OS X.
- Added the C Backend compilers on all PureBasic versions (Linux x86, x64 and OS X x86, x64)

[User_Russian]

Brand new Raspberry version!

Many thanks.

[BarryG]

Wouldn't this version of Purebasic be a farce because of the long delays?

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- Brand new Raspberry version !
- Brand new Apple M1 (arm64) version !

Nope, not a farce at all.

[Kiffi]

- Brand new Raspberry version !

[StarBootics]

It's me or the C backend is not available in the compiler options under Linux ?

EDIT 1 : When I go to the Preferences -> Compiler and I add the pbcompilerc into the list I got "Cannot read version"
EDIT 2 : Apparently the pbcompilerc file is not considered as Executable. After I have checked "Authorize the execution of the file as a program" everything work perfectly.

Best regards
StarBootics

[User_Russian]

In Windows x86 version, there are x64 executable files. I wrote about it viewtopic.php?p=575261#p575261
Because of this, compilation is impossible!

[Marc56us]

Thanks

I thought it was a shame not to provide a 64-bit Debian version, but I tested and the 64-bit ubuntu (18) version works on 64-bit Debian (10) (which is normal since ubuntu is based on Debian)

PS same error for me:

t's me or the C backend is not available in the compiler options under Linux ?
EDIT : When I go to the Preferences -> Compiler and I add the pbcompilerc into the list I got "Cannot read version"

I will test on Raspberry as soon as I have time.
Thanks for planning to start with the Raspberry v2 (I use these old cards to make NAS)

[StarBootics]

Hello everyone

Just in case someone is on Linux just make sure the"pbcompilerc" is checked to be executable -> "Authorize the execution of the file as a program".

Beside that I'm trying to narrow down a problem in the Markdown gadget with the C backend this may require time. That being said some of my projects compile with the C backend flawlessly.

Best regards
StarBootics

[chi]

Great news, thanks Fred!

- Brand new Raspberry version ! You need to install Raspberry OS to use it, which should run on any Raspberry PI (used a PI 2 for the build)

I already know what's going to be under my Christmas tree

[ChrisR]

I already know what's going to be under my Christmas tree

Or a release on January 1st would be nice too

My main project or my small tools, windows only, were all compiled successfully and by testing them, everything seems to work well, Congratulations

[chi]

I already know what's going to be under my Christmas tree

Or a release on January 1st would be nice too

I meant a Raspberry PI

[ChrisR]

OK, It works together then, a Raspberry PI for Christmas and PB v6.00 for the new year.
Looks good for a successful holiday season

[Marc56us]

Yeeeesssss !
Raspberry Model B
Debian

Code (console for now)

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OpenConsole()
PrintN("Hello 1st PureBasic program on Raspberry pi!")
Input()
CloseConsole()
End

compile

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# ./pbcompiler HelloPureBasic.pb -e HelloPureBasic
PureBasic 6.00 Beta 1 - C Backend (Linux - arm32)
Loading external modules...
Starting compilation...
Starting compilation...
7 lines processed.
Creating the executable.

- Feel the ..PuRe.. Power -

Run

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# ./HelloPureBasic
Hello 1st PureBasic program on Raspberry pi!

"Hello World" works so the rest will follow.

[Fred]

The IDE runs, so it should be no problem. BTW, I'm using the IDE using ssh+X redirect and VcXsrv on Windows, and the IDE is displayed on the Windows which makes the dev very easy.

[kenmo]

Awesome! Excited for RasPi as a new target platform, and more Linux focus (as Windows/Mac have been driving me more toward the Linux world )