IBasic Professional for Windows

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Create various executable and DLL files.
Last updated on August 24, 2015
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By Pyxia Development

Create various executable and DLL files.

IBasic Professional is a full-featured compiler and development environment. Creates small, fast, native executables and DLLs. The environment is modular with new commands available separately using add-on command sets (paks). An advanced 2D game and graphics command set is included. The robust IDE sports a source level debugger, integrated GUI designer, and resource editor.

IBasic Professional for Windows

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GENERAL

Release: April 15, 2005

Latest update: August 24, 2015

Version: 1.11

OPERATING SYSTEMS

Platform: Windows

Operating System

Windows 98
Windows 95
Windows ME
Windows XP
Windows 10
Windows NT
Windows 2000

Additional Requirements: Windows 95/98/Me/NT/2000/XP/2003 Server

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Total Downloads: 4,747

Downloads Last Week: 1

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User Reviews

4.2/5

5 User Votes

Worth a trial to write a browser for your project
zahrobskFebruary 8, 2009
Pros
You could write a browser (encapsulating IE without menus) in seven lines of code. Commands wrapped WFC (Foundation Class) methods. Compiler produces small and fast exe's and dll's. Imports external dynamic link library signatures well.
Cons
There wasn't a workable resource manager. Debugging was not it's strong suit, but well worth the extra effort.
Summary
When compared to less worthy technologies with greater longevity (Perl and Crystal Reports come to mind) the demise of this language seems unfair. Probably more stigmatized by the word BASIC in it's name, this language was robust enough to deliver real functionality in a few lines of code.
IBasic Pro is no more
exjoburgerMay 4, 2007
Pros
It looked like a promising Basic compiler, just a pity it is no longer being developed.
Cons
The product is no longer actively supported. the support forums are down, and the website is running in automatic mode. Don't waste your money on abandonware.
Summary
Well thought out combination of features and tools and a nice clean syntax
barryemApril 18, 2005
Pros
Fast compiler and small, fast code. <p>Good documentation. <p>Excellent support. <p>A very nicely designed system with everything at your fingertips.
Cons
The GUI designer is a little weak but it's adequate and the compiler is fast enough that experimenting to get just what you want is pretty easy anyway.
Summary
My favorite BASIC language
MikeHartApril 15, 2005
Pros
IBasic Pro gives you the power of a language like Visual C++ but is easy to handle like a BASIC dialect should be. It is as fast as a compiled language can be and creates small files because your code is compiled and doesn't need runtime libraries. This makes it great for applications and games that will be shipped over the web. You can access the full windows api and external dlls too. <p> <p>Hundreds of usefull functions are allready build in, but you can extend it yourself easily or get command paks for special needs. <p> <p>The support by the company is outstanding. IBasic Pro is well tested and so rock stable. This is really an AAA language. Create your next app or game with it!!!!
Cons
Summary
IBasic Pro is an excellent programming tool for novices and pros alike.
srusichApril 15, 2005
Pros
IBasic Pro is very easy to learn for programming novices but is advanced enough for veteran programmers. The author is also dedicated to helping users on the support website. Version 2.0 will include even more advanced features!
Cons
The IBasic Pro does include a GUI designer with several visual controls but does not have as many controls as other languages.
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