On Dec 23, 2014, at 1:57 PM, Mercury Thirteen wrote: >> (btw, I'm a huge powerbasic fan, do you have your old code available > somewhere? I'd love to have a look at it. > > I hear you there, PowerBASIC was awesome in its day and in fact it was the > using of this language that let me get my GUI done to the furthest level of > completion - despite it still never getting finished lol The entire > PowerBASIC source for version 1.42 of my GUI's kernel can be found here > <http://mercurycoding.com/k142.bas>. > Thanks for that, grabbed it. As far as I know, powerbasic is the only company that still actively sells and supports a dos compiler. Their version 3.5 is still available for purchase. I have their windows version too, though I'm 1 version back (running pbcc 5.0, and pbwin 8.0), but still an excellent product. I am glad they still support dos, but it sure does make it hard to opensource pb code, because nobody wants to pay for the compiler these days. :-(. Anyway, getting off topic here, sorry folks, but thanks for the url, already downloaded it, will begin fiddling with it, to see what I can do with it. I've never been that great at i386 assembly, but I'm decent enough to figure this all out with a bit of study.
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