I am trying to write a program using FreeBASIC and I hit a limitation
that causes me to consider another langauge to get past said FreeBASIC limitation. The program that I'm writing is a DOS program and a side project. At the moment I have two options available: C++ (either DJGPP or Open Watcom) or Free Pascal.
Why not just plain-ole C?
I am trying to write a program using FreeBASIC and I hit a limitation that causes me to consider another langauge to get past said FreeBASIC limitation. The program that I'm writing is a DOS program and a side project. At the moment I have two options available: C++ (either DJGPP o Open Watcom) or Free Pascal.
Hi
What limitation are you running across. There are some other basic compilers out there.
Learning a nother programming lanuage is not easy for everyone. I find
that Pascal is easer to learn then C.
I think Ruby should be used to teach object oriented programming. It is SO object-oriented that it's almost awkward to write procedural code in it (exactly the opposite of most languages that had objects grafted on after the fact).
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