Pete's QBASIC Site

Progress update:

Me and BigBadKing are working on this.
Currently he has been working on adding variables with custom names.
I should start working on adding line numbers soon as well.

Hello! Welcome to the forum!

*sigh*

Darn old people!

yes, but do you have the file hongpong.mi2? if so then you should be up to date.

I have over a terrabyte to waste, also I DO use line numbers in most other versions of basic, like Atari Basic. I just like the way it looks. thats all.

Having a car that can go 1000 miles per hour is useless too, but it looks cool on the speedometer! LET is useless, unless you got style. I started out NOT using let, but I said, what is the point of using an old language if you cant even conform to the style. Also, for newbies such as my friend, LET...

the version you have might be the old version. when I moved it to my site, it was the new version with functions support and other stuf.

was the site called mediafire?

I did not know that websties could be filtered like that!

If you want, later I will send you a copy of the Proseed zip file.

well, I think I can get away with calling it 32 but because the name ST means 16/32 =] most people cant tell.

I could use all the help that I can get!
I will need to write a tutorial on how to use it and program with it.

Thank you. I still have to add variables with names rather than #0, #1, #2, etc.. lol.

this is general discussion, there should be no problem.

Ok, I updated the main post. I put it on my website now, so it will stay there forever.

One of the new sample programs, hongpong.mi2 might need slight modification on your computer. If it is too fast or too slow, change variable #11 from 600 to whatever works best for you.

I have been working on this. I will try to update the post later. What I have added: - Custom user functions that return either void, value or variable. - More support+functions for making games. - Fixed a lot of bugs. - Created several more sample programs Both the new OO style code AND the procedu...

I have made some games in C for the GB myself. this could be cool!

I still run a 32 bit Atari ST. and a 16 bit Atari portfolio. and several Atari 8 bits.

I even program the Atari 2600 with Batari Basic. With a .NET ide.... on windows XP and 7

As long as I am alive 16 bit and even 8 bit WILL NOT DIE!
What is wrong with 16 bit? And why question it on a forum dedicated to 16 bit programming...?a

ATARI 4 LIFE!

BASM is not bad, but not really QB compatible. but as with most BASICs it should not be a problem to move over to it...

I know it is not pretty, but my goal here was not to create another BASIC. My goal was to at least make a working language. I plan on making this similar to Python in the way that it will be optionally Procedural or OO. I should be able to create functions or modules like this: !maxlines 255 !maxpar...

Maby Power Basic or this http://www.noktosoft.megafolio.com/ccbasic.html