Releasing SpiderBasic was a big work and proved to be useful for some companies, so I don't think it was a waste of time 
. It will indeed maturate with time and become more and more appealing. Remember of PureBasic 2.00 ? If not, just download it from the museum section of your online account and see what I mean ! Also keep in mind than IDE and compiler are very close between PB and SB, so when working on one side, it often benefit in other side. For example, we are now toying with a LLVM backend for PB which is much easier to do, thanks to the JS pipeline which is more highlevel than raw ASM one. It won't be in the 5.40 version, but it should be ready one day or another
Back on PureBasic: yes we are hard at work to ship the new release (which will be an LTS one - yes it's 2 years already). We except it to be out for a beta in august and final in september. It already has a quite big list of new stuffs !
. It will indeed maturate with time and become more and more appealing. Remember of PureBasic 2.00 ? If not, just download it from the museum section of your online account and see what I mean ! Also keep in mind than IDE and compiler are very close between PB and SB, so when working on one side, it often benefit in other side. For example, we are now toying with a LLVM backend for PB which is much easier to do, thanks to the JS pipeline which is more highlevel than raw ASM one. It won't be in the 5.40 version, but it should be ready one day or another Back on PureBasic: yes we are hard at work to ship the new release (which will be an LTS one - yes it's 2 years already). We except it to be out for a beta in august and final in september. It already has a quite big list of new stuffs !
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Falsam a posé quelques questions à Fred pour en savoir un peu plus :
Envoyé par falsam
1 - Est ce que nos codes vont bénéficier de cette technologie en incluant cette machine virtuelle ? La réponse devrait être oui je pense.
2 - Est ce que le résultat généré fonctionnera sur n'importe quel OS ? Je pense que la réponse est oui.
3 - Est ce que le résultat généré fonctionnera sur des plateform ARM par exemple ? Là aussi je suppose que oui.
4 - Est ce que si je code sur Windows, le résultat généré fonctionnera sous Linux ? ben oui suis je bête :p
5 - Quel sera le poids minimum d'un exécutable ?
Envoyé par Fred
LLVM n'est pas une machine virtuelle, c'est un abstracteur d'assembleur. En gros, il n'y a plus qu'un seul format d'assembleur, et LLVM se charge de générer le code ASM réel (x86, x64, ARM, PPC etc.) en incluant des tonnes d'optimisations (vectorisation SSE automatique par exemple).
Je vais répondre rapidement aux questions:
1. Oui
2. Non
3. Oui
4. Non
5. Pareil que maintenant
Je vais répondre rapidement aux questions:
1. Oui
2. Non
3. Oui
4. Non
5. Pareil que maintenant