Thanks Charles

[Michael Hartlef]

Hi Charles,

thank you for developing O2H. This is a fantastic addition to thinBasic! :eusaclap: :eusaclap: :eusaclap:

Michael

[Charles Pegge]

Thanks Michael,

At the current rate of progress, the compiler should be fit for inclusion with thinBasic in about a month's time, but I'll be pushing out a number of examples meanwhile. They certainly help to expose any gremlins. If you have any programs that need a few Oxygen functions, I'd be glad to help and see how it works in practice :)

Charles

[D.J.Peters]

hello Charles
first i was thinking O2H is an "simple" inline assembler
but after i readed and tryed all examples i must say "wow" good job.

i like to see how you code the PE exe/dll files.

i'm sure you know how simple the ELF linux format is.

has Oxygen a project home page i mean independent from thinBASIC ?

Joshy

[Charles Pegge]

Yes Joshy, Oxygen can be detached from thinBasic and run independently. I have an experimental shell for compiling Oxygen source code to exe/dll and also a shell for jit compiling and executing Oxygen directly from source code without generating an exe (as within thinBasic.)

Producing ELF files is on the agenda along with using C headers and 64bit compiling. But I have not even started the BASIC manual yet. This is a full time occupation :)

ThinBasic is the ecosystem where most of the development and fitness testing of Oxygen has taken place.

If you are interested, You can get the source code here including the batch files for compiling in FreeBasic. go2.bat compiles the standalone Oxygen dll.

http://community.thinbasic.com/index.php?topic=2517

Charles