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Combuster wrote:There are a few platform-independent BASIC compilers in existance. You might want to check out FreeBasic which has pretty much everything to pull off that sort of thing. (I use it to write drivers)
Thanks for your reply.
Could you help me, how should compile and link a GUI program for non-Windows, non-Unix and non-Linux environment?
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Just like any other part of your OS?

FreeBasic isnt perfect either - it needs the runtime which you need to port (actually, it relies for the larger part on a working libc so you need that first). Also, you will need graphics drivers before you can do anything related to UI development.

But this goes pretty much off-topic
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