XBLite is a concise, simple, powerful, Windows programming language which combines the speed of C with the ease of a BASIC syntax.
The XBLite compiler is free, open-source, and published under GPL and LGPL licenses.
See http://perso.orange.fr/xblite/ for details.
XBasic is an integrated software development environment including an advanced compiler, edit/run/debug environment, and interactive GUI-Designer.
XBasic runs on Win32 (Windows 95/98/Me, NT/2000/XP) and Linux (i386).
See XBasic web site at xbasic.sourceforge.net/
Bindings
The Examples and the *.dec files here have been done in a hurry and contains many mistakes, use them carefully!.
In time (and time permitting) I will correct them, please be patient.
You can send suggestions, patches, at l_armeanu -at- yahoo co nz.
GTK+
At this stage, gtk*.dec, pango*.dec, cairo.dec and glib*.dec are complete. The rest still need attention.
Prerequisites: Install GTK+ from
http://sourceforge.net/projects/gtk-win/
or download the *-dev packages and copy the *.dll files
http://www.gtk.org/download-windows.html.
There are different versions required for win95-98 and for win2000, XP, NT, please read the instructions carefully!!
In all attached examples, I choose to keep the Console window open to be able to receive messages.
Just comment the CONSOLE declaration in the prolog, if you don't want to see it. The examples have been tested with xblite compiler
on XP and 98SE. Some of them have been tested with XBasic on Windows but not on Linux
- and its seems to work OK (although some adjustments are necessary).
I strongly advise you to download the API documentation and tutorials from www.gtk.org,
because the *.dec files
are not self-explanatory.
Download .dec files from here.
Download .lib files from here.
Download xlGTK+ - examples from here.
Some screenshots are available here.
If you need more help just check www.gtk.org or download gtk+ API documentation
- which are full of information you need, anyway.
Some other nice examples (author Julien Rouiller) you can find here
All files are LGPL (unless otherwise stated) and are forever Work-in-Progress versions!
Check this website for updates. Last update August-09.