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    Re: StandAlone Oxygen

    Charles,

    This is great news! You might want to post something about your new Basic compiler on the www.allbasic.info/forum as well.

    Good luck with your new standalone Basic compiler. I will be checking it out for sure.

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    Hello Charles,
    congratulations to your endeavor...

    As I used Oxygen as a standalone compiler from the start (sorry Eros...) my question is:

    Where do you want us to drop questions, examples, etc. for the (now) official standalone version?


    Thank you
    efgee

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    Re: StandAlone Oxygen

    nothing to be sorry efgee. I will be very happy if Charles will create a killer compiler.
    For me, the 2 most important things are: passion and good feeling. And Charles has a lot of both.

    Charles, feel free to use this forum as you prefer (if you need a specific sub forum just drop me a PM) or feel free to move where is best for your language to succeed.

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    @John

    Thanks! I have made my submission on your new AllBasic Forum. I hope we will be able to attract new interest in Basic.

    @efgee
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    We will see how it works out covering several forums. It might be like trying to ride three or four horses at the same time but each forum has its own specialised community interests, and I think the cross fertilisation will be highly beneficial. I'm very happy for things to continue here as they are.

    Charles

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    I hope we will be able to attract new interest in Basic.
    What other language has over 100 variations?

    Variety is the spice of life.

    I think AllBasic will do better this time around.


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    Re: StandAlone Oxygen

    Congratulations Charles to get to this major milestone! The few examples I ran, compiled so quickly and there were no problems. Now to go back to testing it out. Thanks again!
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    I am glad it worked smoothly for you Kent. I've been looking again at the OpenGL stuff, and see how much complexity there is. I can abstract a substantial amount of this material and put it into source code libraries.

    Charles

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    Re: StandAlone Oxygen

    I've been tinkering with making classes like for lights and materials for opengl. But with opengl evolving at the moment into a whole new direction and moving away from the pipeline we know well, I stopped work on it.

    I think where your brain power should go Charles is to make oxygen operable with google's native sdk next, just my opinion of course. This way oxygen can then run on all the new portable devices as well.
    Here is a link to a nice video overview. As they say, it uses gcc c/c++ compiled binaries.
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    Yes Kent,these are good videos. I know I have to avoid embedding inline data in assembly code to be compatible withe the Google native-code sandbox.

    I wouldnt be too concerned about the new, (revolutionary) OpenGL APIs. We will always be dealing with points, lines surfaces and textures however Opengl may choose to implement them in the future. And it is the inevitable fate of programmers to spend their time rewriting the same sections of code many times

    Charles

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    Re: StandAlone Oxygen

    I've halted my c++ work as I was waiting for o2h to get to this point. I will be heavily being using it in the coming months.

    Do you plan on making it work with the native sdk any time soon, the reason I am asking is as you know Android devices have exploded way beyond my expectations here and of course Chrome OS is due out in November in some tablets. So I am sure by early 2011 we will have many more devices to use Android or Chrome based devices. It would be great to program on them
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