Okay people... what are you working on in PB right NOW?

Everything else that doesn't fall into one of the other PB categories.
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Microsoft Tools for Dummies for Dummies?
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dracflamloc wrote:Microsoft Tools for Dummies for Dummies?
Pardon my French, i'm Portuguese :lol:
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EasySetup - Multilingual SetupMaker
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Download of PureBasic - Modules
Download of PureBasic - Programs

[Windows 11 x64] [PB V5.7x]
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I bury my self in large projects;

DirectX For PB (self explaintory)
GearHead (High Level Engine Using Full DirectX 9C)
The Dragoneers (3d RPG using GearHead)
PIC18F722 Emulator (Microprocessor emulator used FIRST competition)
DreamEd (All in one RAD Editor For PB)
PureRay 2.0 (My second iritation of my Raytracer)

All written In PureBasic of course I change between Projects as I get bored or frustrated with them so hence I work on all of them freqently, it slow progress thought.
most of these projects are massive with more than 5000 lines of code, the biggest one (The Dragoneers) has just topped 20000+ lines and takes roughly 4-6 seconds to compile on my long-running P4 2.6 and I expect another 10000 lines of code to added on top of it at least.
I must have to much time on my hands...
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I bury myself in projects too!


Lesser
An Image Converter (Researching and installing new plugin types)
Cad3X Paint (A paint program to replace MS-Paint, This one is going to totally own it)
Public Shareware Client


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A webserver that uses PHP/Pure Basic, in one! I have no talent with PHP what so ever, so i'd rather write my webpages in purebasic!
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Post by dige »

I'm on a image datebase project

some of the current features are:
- store up to 2.000 mio pics
- create webgallerys
- slideshow with crossfade fx
- dynamic range increase
- 3d stereo anaglyphen
- keyword and catalog system
- multi file rename

and some more ;)

for next releases i've planed a 3d gallery ...
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Post by White Eagle »

Wow :shock: There is some very interesting stuff in the works.
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White Eagle wrote:Wow :shock: There is some very interesting stuff in the works.
What did you expect people to do in PureBasic :wink:
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I figured I'd just see 50 excel clones ;)
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I thought i'd see 1000's of released, incomplete programs... That was at first glance... Then i relised it was some act to get attention on these forums :P
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Post by Heathen »

What im working on:

- Gta San andreas multiplayer mod (having lots of trouble with hooking)
- Webserver with threads and php support(almost done)
- Plant growing simulator
- multiplayer text strategy game
- Gameboy emulator <- havent started, in the studying phase (if someone can point me to some good information, that would be nice!)
I love Purebasic.
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Heathen wrote:What im working on:
- Gameboy emulator <- havent started, in the studying phase (if someone can point me to some good information, that would be nice!)
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Post by Flype »

OK, let's say what i'm working on.

I mainly use purebasic for programming a full multi-user application
with is used in my company. It's for internal use only but there are
about 60 intensives users. Employees are using it in different services
of the company : hotline, repair center, transport, staff, ...

It is called 'Marguerite' and is based on a Client/Server architecture.

In this project - started 3 years ago - there's about 80 000 lines (maybe more) of codes shared between 6 child-apps. I make intensive use of a robust MySQL server and the purebasic database function-set, PDF charts or documents, XML imports/exports, Excel exports, Reading/printing CodeBars, Terminal Servers (TSE/Citrix) specific codes, and modern/good-looking GUIs for making the life of the employees easier.

With all this stuff my company obtained 3 importants agreements (ISO, PartnerShip) of 3 important companies in our branch.
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There are only languages well suited or perhaps poorly suited for particular purposes. Herbert Mayer
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Post by Joakim Christiansen »

Heathen wrote:What im working on:
- Plant growing simulator
Should tell us more about that... :P
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gloire, kudos
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