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marco
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TheHomepageHoster
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Welcome
FNX Basic is great! It`s very close to RapidQ and I think it`s got a lot going for it.
I`m just curious, will you be releasing source code to FNX Basic? Because I`m trying to write a compiler in Delphi too and I thought maybe if I see some code like that, it might help me learn some new concepts behind programming the compiler. And I`d also like to help make it a little more user-friendly and have it look more professional.
Keep up the good work! :)
I`m just curious, will you be releasing source code to FNX Basic? Because I`m trying to write a compiler in Delphi too and I thought maybe if I see some code like that, it might help me learn some new concepts behind programming the compiler. And I`d also like to help make it a little more user-friendly and have it look more professional.
Keep up the good work! :)
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Hi,
It is a mistake the compiler is written in delphi, only the interpreter is written in delphi.
The compiler is written in fnxbasic. But i`m already busy to improve the compiler and make the executes faster.
For the compiler you must scan every character by one.
If you enter an end of the word report the word found.
If you get to an variable you must search that variable within ie a hashtable and pass its memory to the interpreter.
If you find a math expression do an infix to postfix translation.
Then interp the postfix and pass it to the interpreter.
regards marco
It is a mistake the compiler is written in delphi, only the interpreter is written in delphi.
The compiler is written in fnxbasic. But i`m already busy to improve the compiler and make the executes faster.
For the compiler you must scan every character by one.
If you enter an end of the word report the word found.
If you get to an variable you must search that variable within ie a hashtable and pass its memory to the interpreter.
If you find a math expression do an infix to postfix translation.
Then interp the postfix and pass it to the interpreter.
regards marco
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TheHomepageHoster
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Interesting idea. I`ve been using a lot of dynamic arrays and variables to save memory that the program itself consumes.
Will you be releasing the source code to the interpreter? I`d be interested in seeing how FNXbasic works. I can also help you make a visual designer for FNXbasic. ;)
Will you be releasing the source code to the interpreter? I`d be interested in seeing how FNXbasic works. I can also help you make a visual designer for FNXbasic. ;)
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TheHomepageHoster
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Don`t worry about it. I`d do the same too.
I`ll keep my eyes open for newer copies of FNXbasic.
I`ll also try to find some spare time to write you a visual designer for FNXbasic. The syntax doesn`t seem too hard. And it is [u]basic[/u]. ;)
Keep up the good work!
I`ll keep my eyes open for newer copies of FNXbasic.
I`ll also try to find some spare time to write you a visual designer for FNXbasic. The syntax doesn`t seem too hard. And it is [u]basic[/u]. ;)
Keep up the good work!
Welcome
A lack of a better place to do so, I present to the user community FNX Basic.
I am delighted to have found this programming tool , as had been looking a substitute for my dear Yabasic .
I hope to enjoy with FNX Basic programming .
Greetings to all .
PS : I do not speak English, so I use the Google translator . Sorry for syntax errors .
I am delighted to have found this programming tool , as had been looking a substitute for my dear Yabasic .
I hope to enjoy with FNX Basic programming .
Greetings to all .
PS : I do not speak English, so I use the Google translator . Sorry for syntax errors .
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CloneYours
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Welcome
enjoy with FNX Basic programming .
best Regards
best Regards