primo
02-06-2024, 21:11
https://bcxbasiccoders.com/
the new 64bit bcx version download contains a fully configured IDE , a C compiler and the BCX translator. it allow you to choose 64 or 32 bit when you press F5 to compile ,
it has many functions resembling that of powerbasic such as Retain$, Remain$, Tally, there is no Parse but Split, etc , and a PowerBASIC compatible BCX macros such as:
CBHNDL - Equates to hWnd 'handle of the window.
look here
https://bcxbasiccoders.com/webhelp/BCXHelp.htm
look also https://forum.powerbasic.com/forum/user-to-user-discussions/powerbasic-for-windows/833839-do-you-need-a-64-bit-compiler?p=833992#post833992
i think thinbasic x64 version can be developed using this nice tool. at least a showcase a preview small version
the new 64bit bcx version download contains a fully configured IDE , a C compiler and the BCX translator. it allow you to choose 64 or 32 bit when you press F5 to compile ,
it has many functions resembling that of powerbasic such as Retain$, Remain$, Tally, there is no Parse but Split, etc , and a PowerBASIC compatible BCX macros such as:
CBHNDL - Equates to hWnd 'handle of the window.
look here
https://bcxbasiccoders.com/webhelp/BCXHelp.htm
look also https://forum.powerbasic.com/forum/user-to-user-discussions/powerbasic-for-windows/833839-do-you-need-a-64-bit-compiler?p=833992#post833992
i think thinbasic x64 version can be developed using this nice tool. at least a showcase a preview small version