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PureBasic Declarations Creator
Mar 5th
On my codesite I have uploaded a declarations creator program that I made with/for PureBasic 4.41 (x86). It comes in very handy to me, so I thought I would share.
The source and additional info is listed here on the purebasic forums.
Or, the .zip file of the source is located here.
Note: I updated the source code today (2010.03.09)
Switching Code
Feb 6th
Where I work, I am a software engineer–so I do a lot of coding. In the (almost) 4 years I have been there, we (another se, and me) have used mostly VB6 for just about everything…and we have several programs that we have written in-house that range in function. Mostly data handling/analyzation/stuff.
Anyway, as Win7 and Vista started spreading around and VB6 does not even run the IDE on those OS’s, we started searching for coding alternatives over a year ago.
The primary choices were:
some more stuff
Feb 4th
- facebook: open source supporter, and besides…compiling PHP to native code is awesome!
- LinuxCon 2010 : place August 10-12, 2010 in Boston, Mass. Registration opened on Feb 2nd –maybe I will be able to go this year!
Gcc to support Google Go language
Jan 29th
This is interesting, I didn’t think it would happen so fast! Maybe “Go” needs another look. It is interesting for a low-ish level language.
Here is some more info about Go.
More code stuffs
Jan 25th
At the other domain (link on the right, to jrob CodeStuffs), I’ve made a few modifications. I was playing with PHP a bit, and reorganized the pages. Then I added a table in my MySQL db and put the info in there, so the page can be created dynamically from information in the db. It’s still really simple, but it is just a side project, and I’m not putting a whole lot of work into it.
I’ve been programming a lot with PureBasic lately, and on my code page I’ve added a couple of initial simple projects. The first is a “speed test” which More >
jrob.co.cc : codestuffs
Jan 14th
I got the other website up and going again. I am using it to host code sources and other things like that which may be useful.
Currently in the forums I have mentioned doing a speedtest between PowerBasic and Purebasic, I have posted the timing results, and will post links to the sources soon.
New section in forums: programming.
Jan 9th
I added a new “programming” section to the forums. I figured this made sense, as it is what I do for a living, should help me keep things straight, and maybe I can provide some info for people looking for related material.
Although I do mostly…well…predominantly Windows programming, hopefully I can work in some linux coding as well.
Currently I just added these sections:
- General – what it sounds like
- BASIC – basic language, w/ subforums PowerBasic and PureBasic
- C
I use mostly PowerBasic these days at work, converting from old VB6. Things are always subject to change, though.
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