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#1
General chat / Re: Thin Basic
April 19, 2009
 ;)
#2
General chat / Re: Thin Basic
April 18, 2009
Quote from: Clyde on April 17, 2009
When I have a spare mo, I'll see if theres something I can muster up in it.
Thanks Clyde.
#3
General chat / Re: Thin Basic
April 17, 2009
hellfire you are right.

But on the other end programmers tend not to cure details and put software layers over software layers and many times even compiled applications are so cpu intensive thanks to this. thinBasic is fast even for graphic applications and games. Of course I would never try to promote thinBasic for multi megabytes real-time imagine processing but we have and continue to put strong attention to performance.

Also consider that only hardware evolved, but also software. Try by yourself the more than 400 thinBasic applications you will find after installation and see by your eyes.
Latest beta version is available at http://community.thinbasic.com/index.php?topic=2588.0

Among other new features, this version has even a machine code compiler of a basic dialect called Oxygen. You can write basic code into a string, compile it on the fly. It will return a pointer to machine code that can be used to execute compiled code like it would be native thinBasic functions. A really unique feature.

Ciao
Eros
#4
General chat / Re: Thin Basic
April 11, 2009
I too like Console applications.

thinBasic permits to have Console window, GUI windows and OpenGl windows active at the same time.
There is no limitations in writing a game in GUI window that also use Console window to write output at the same time.
Or even OpenGL canvas in a GUI application also using Console to write out some info.
#5
General chat / Re: Thin Basic
April 11, 2009
As final info, some videos of old thinBasic scripts made few years ago when thinBasic was at the very initial stage.
Videos are almost all about using TBGL module, OpenGl module for thinBasic.

http://www.youtube.com/results?search_type=&search_query=thinbasic&aq=f
#6
General chat / Re: Thin Basic
April 11, 2009
Hi Shockwve.

Not necessary to add a link, anyhow thanks.
I will follow this forum just in case someone need any additional info about thinBasic.

Ciao
Eros
#7
General chat / Re: Thin Basic
April 11, 2009
My "market" is just programming passion  ;) Nothing less, nothing more.
And I think this is the same sentiment I see in this web site.

I saw the original post about thinBasic and than some replies that maybe were done (I suppose) without knowing thinBasic.
So I posted few of the many hundred examples that are present in thinBasic setup to show some of the things thinBasic can do.
Consider all the examples I posted are present in thinBasic as source code so everyone can get it and change, improve or do whatever needed. No copyright, no limitations.

I'm mainly concentrated on developing thinBasic language and writing documentation.
I will left the rest to other passionated programmers.

Ciao
Eros
#8
General chat / Re: Thin Basic
April 11, 2009
I forget, why not a little game demo: robot duel.
This application was developed at the very beginning of thinBasic. Its code does not take advantages of the many features we have added to thinBasic after it creation. It can be optimized to run much faster but even so it can run at more than 200 FPS.
#9
General chat / Re: Thin Basic
April 11, 2009
Ok, sorry, I will stop here because I think I have really exaggerated.

Regards
Eros


PS: Ciao matthew  ;)
#10
General chat / Re: Thin Basic
April 11, 2009
TAB control, listview, splitter bar
#11
General chat / Re: Thin Basic
April 11, 2009
MDI applications using standard windows and OpenGL windows
#12
General chat / Re: Thin Basic
April 11, 2009
Console scripts.
#13
General chat / Re: Thin Basic
April 11, 2009
A Tutorial system developed 100% in thinBasic: treeview, splitbar, richedit, web browser, toolbar.
Absolutely flicker free application.
Source code available in next thinBasic 1.7.8.0
Just 400 lines of pure interpreted code.
#14
General chat / Re: Thin Basic
April 11, 2009
TBGL and ODE library
#15
General chat / Re: Thin Basic
April 11, 2009
Using TBGL, OpenGL module for thinBasic
#16
General chat / Re: Thin Basic
April 11, 2009
Here is is some demos.

thinBasic Grid control. Run fast! No flickering, easy to be used with tons of options.
#17
General chat / Re: Thin Basic
April 10, 2009
Who knows? Maybe a try can surprise you  ;)