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Tutorials and articles / Re: Luiji's Tiny BASIC Compiler
« Last post by Cybermonkey on August 31, 2019, 10:15:12 AM »Here's the link to github:
https://github.com/Luiji/TinyBASIC-C
https://github.com/Luiji/TinyBASIC-C
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Tutorials and articles / Luiji's Tiny BASIC Compiler
« Last post by Aurel on August 30, 2019, 05:21:30 PM »i JUST FOUND THIS THING ON GITHUB
i just copy/paste cod to Falcon IDE and voila ..
it is compiled ..
this tiny basic compiler is interesting just in a 900 lines of C code
i just copy/paste cod to Falcon IDE and voila ..
it is compiled ..
this tiny basic compiler is interesting just in a 900 lines of C code
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Code and examples / Re: Multiplication with all decimal digits
« Last post by Aurel on August 30, 2019, 05:02:28 PM »well i connot found that iBASIC but i found Ecma55
but it looks that is not the same ,,,ecma use line numbers and this one not
and iBASIC looking more modern?
but it looks that is not the same ,,,ecma use line numbers and this one not
and iBASIC looking more modern?
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Code and examples / Re: Multiplication with all decimal digits
« Last post by Galileo on August 30, 2019, 08:09:07 AM »iBASIC is an outdated interpreter developed by a spanish programmer. Slow, with many bugs but operational. It is interesting to try to write code that overcomes its limitations and takes advantage of its qualities.
Code: [Select]
window TITLE "All Digits Multiplication Galileo mod of B+ 25/01/2019"
'// Display all multiplications of two numbers such that,
' between the multiplicants and the result are represented once and only once each digit in the decimal system.
'// Developed in Yabasic by Galileo, 01/2019
' iBASIC conversion of Galileo, 08/2019 (http://ibasic.arredemo.org/download.htm)
FOR a = 1 TO 99
FOR b = 1 TO 9999
IF call(haveAllDigits(TRIM$(STR$(a)) + TRIM$(STR$(b)) + TRIM$(STR$(a * b)))) = true AND a < b THEN PRINT a; "*"; b; "="; a * b
NEXT
NEXT
input chr$(10)+"Press ENTER to exit",a$
end
procedure haveAllDigits (in a$) returns r
la = LEN(a$)
IF la <> 10 THEN endproc
allDigits$ = "0123456789"
FOR i = 1 TO la
p = INSTR(allDigits$, a$[i])
IF p THEN allDigits$[p] = "" ELSE endproc
NEXT
r = true
ENDproc
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Community news and announcements / Re: MasmBasic
« Last post by Aurel on August 26, 2019, 01:32:09 PM »no i don't have
i have things written in o2
but then i can use o2 assembly even i think that is not fast as masm
and of course i don't know assembly programming
in first place i am just wondering...ok ?
i have things written in o2
but then i can use o2 assembly even i think that is not fast as masm
and of course i don't know assembly programming
in first place i am just wondering...ok ?
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Community news and announcements / Re: MasmBasic
« Last post by jj2007 on August 26, 2019, 12:59:23 PM »Hi Aurel,
MasmBasic is strong on strings (but a bit weak on numbers). So yes, a fast tokeniser would be possible.
With Recall somefile, some$() you load your source into a string array, then you need to parse each line for labels, keywords, arguments etc.
Instr() is your friend. And many more functions; besides, you can use plain assembler, too. These functions are really, really fast, about twice as fast as equivalent C code.
Do you have an example of a source using your interpreted language?
MasmBasic is strong on strings (but a bit weak on numbers). So yes, a fast tokeniser would be possible.
With Recall somefile, some$() you load your source into a string array, then you need to parse each line for labels, keywords, arguments etc.
Instr() is your friend. And many more functions; besides, you can use plain assembler, too. These functions are really, really fast, about twice as fast as equivalent C code.
Do you have an example of a source using your interpreted language?
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Community news and announcements / Re: MasmBasic
« Last post by Aurel on August 26, 2019, 11:09:15 AM »Quote
Case-sensitive sorts are now over 20% faster
that sounds great JJ
now
i am wondering is it possible on reletive easy way to made fast tokenizer or maybe
even complete interpreter using MASM + MasmBasic to one standalone exe?
what you think about that?
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SmallBASIC / Re: Android update
« Last post by johnno56 on August 26, 2019, 06:55:31 AM »Installed SB om Samsung Galaxy Tab A and took if for a spin through the online menu...
Shuffleboard and VJ's fractal gave it a real workout. Still working through the list, apart from the previous programs, all seems to be going well... I will let you know if I have any errors or difficulties... Cool.
Shuffleboard and VJ's fractal gave it a real workout. Still working through the list, apart from the previous programs, all seems to be going well... I will let you know if I have any errors or difficulties... Cool.
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SmallBASIC / Re: Android update
« Last post by B+ on August 25, 2019, 05:59:53 PM »I have spread the word of your announcement to QB64 forum. Some there have expressed great interest in an Android Basic.
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SmallBASIC / Android update
« Last post by chrisws on August 25, 2019, 12:41:32 AM »Just published android version 0.12.16. This hopefully fixes most of the stability issues when using Chromebooks.