FBSL

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FBSL

Postby pugrit on Fri Aug 05, 2005 8:13 pm

has anyone tried using FBSL in here?

Free Basic Scipting Language?
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Postby cynpen on Sat Aug 13, 2005 6:57 am

i havent tried.. is it a BASIC language or different?
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Postby nene on Sun Aug 14, 2005 11:13 am

never heard of it... is it similar to any other programming language like C?
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Postby pugrit on Mon Aug 15, 2005 12:31 am

FBSL has the following layers built in :
- Sockets
- Regular Expressions
- Files
- Mathematic functions
- Collections
- Automatic & Programmable Memory
- ODBC support
- ActiveX management ( COM )
- Native Stdcall & Cdecl DLL support ( all of them yes ! )
FBSL has also :
- More than 300 integrated functions
- More than 1300 Constants issued from the PSDK
- Generic Pointer support ( very easy to understand )
- Linux WinE capacities ( even for the GUI part ! )

[+] FBSL was entirely written thanks to the power of NCB ( NuClearBasic to C Xlator by Mike LOBANOVSKY & Me ( an OOPED BCX like ! ).
[+] FBSL is a Free script tool dedicated to 32 Bits Windows platforms : Windows 9.x, ME, NT and 2K. It has been tested onto 98SE, NT4 SP6 and 2K.
[+] FBSL is NOT case sensitive
[+] FBSL is very simple to use.
[+] FBSL is dedicated to handle file manipulation under 32 bits Windows platforms.
[+] The extension '.fbs' is automatically set for you after installation, this means you can directly type
your script code into a Notepad then save it as 'whatyouwant.fbs' then when you'll double-click onto your .fbs file, this one will be executed :)
[+] Since April 9th 2001, you can directly use FBSL.EXE either from a script file you made OR directly from a command-line
like this : FBSL.EXE Copyf c:\MyDocs "d:\My Apps"
[+] Since May 2001, you can compile your script into a single stand-alone EXEcutable file

and more.. this info was for an old version..current version is v3.
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Postby thebeast on Mon Aug 15, 2005 10:07 pm

Hmz sounds interesting :-)
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never try to use.

Postby lapao on Tue Oct 18, 2005 5:59 pm

Never used it.
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Postby mm_freak on Tue Oct 18, 2005 11:14 pm

So it's just another language. One of thousands of languages which support all of that. =)

Also it seems to be Windows-specific. Non-portable scripting languages are bad!

Conclusion: It doesn't have any advantages, but two disadvantages: nobody does know it and it's not portable. So don't use it, fellow programmer.
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Postby wrd on Tue Nov 29, 2005 1:15 pm

mm_freak wrote:So it's just another language. One of thousands of languages which support all of that. =)

Also it seems to be Windows-specific. Non-portable scripting languages are bad!

Conclusion: It doesn't have any advantages, but two disadvantages: nobody does know it and it's not portable. So don't use it, fellow programmer.


Do you got a good link for it?
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Postby mm_freak on Wed Nov 30, 2005 1:26 am

wrd wrote:Do you got a good link for it?


I link about what actually?
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