Freebasic is listed:
http://basic.mindteq.com/index.php?i=77

but last updated 2009. Seems that site is as good as dead, with a remark in 2015 that the site hasn't been updated in a while.

The fallbacks you're talking about... the asm versions of those functions which Imortis posted aren't intended as fallbacks. They're attempted optimisations. But those functions are in libc? As optimizations they are poor. The FB cases can also be improved. Those are all trivial functions, making t...

If you smell something burning, the voltage is too high :-) No A=ampere makes a hot dog not the V=voltage ;-) Well, unless you have a special kind of dog that has a resistance that changes with potential, the current will rise if you up the potential. With other words you can touch 100,000 V with 0...

D.J.Peters wrote:Is this pocket beagle 3.3V or 5V :-)

If you smell something burning, the voltage is too high :-)

I don't know what you mean by "non-library options". You mean platforms without a working libc or other requirements? Yes, or very old, or one that you simply don't want to use. I asked because that is what these fallbacks are for, and you really want to avoid the HLL case, specially if y...

What are the cross-backend asm options? I'm not sure what you mean by this, but I guess you're asking about using inline asm in FB in a way that's portable between gcc and gas backends. Yes, depends. I'm asking for the cases that are generally dependent of having non ( or very old/out of date) libr...

What are the cross-backend asm options?

One can use glpixelstore() to set the alignment of a texture being uploaded

https://www.khronos.org/registry/OpenGL ... tore.xhtml

Imortis: I recommend you accept marcov's offer if you're serious about this. He knows about this better than anyone here, and you probably don't know the mess you're getting into. Every system is different, and truely, I only know one RTS and have little FB experience. FB comes with its own sets of...

The only problem I see is that it uses lots of POSIX/libc/kernel (Linux, FreeBSD, etc.) system headers, which are not yet available as .bi and are rather hard to auto-translate and maintain in my experience. You don't need all of that. A core set is like 200 lines (which is /general/ unix, not just...

(If FB delivers objdump, afaik objdump -p also can show quite a lot. Not as overviewable though, but if it comes with FB it might be a candidate for IDE integration. The best IMHO is the heavenware (or something) PE Explorer, which is payware with free trial. In cases of conflict or uncertainly, I d...

However you have to accept the advantages of using dominant technologies and maybe things like webassembly will make the it more palatable. http://webassembly.org/ How dominant is it? How many webassembly apps do we really use on a daily basis? It is more the predicted dominant technology than the ...

The url doesn't load. Well the link is just circumstantial studying, but is a reaction to this post here: http://blog.cleancoder.com/uncle-bob/2016/05/01/TypeWars.html so I should have posted that link instead. Now the links load. Some guy ran some stats on a few repos. And a guy from the dynamic t...

That is just what I hate. You run the python code and get some error usually indicating that something is not filled because something when wrong and variables are now not filled. Some more use of types could have caught that runtime. Then you need to make multiple runs with print statements to hun...

For me Python works very well. I've used many languages over the years, and Python is by far the fastest development experience I've ever had. Executable pseudocode isn't far from the truth. With C in particular, I'd code a function, then try to compile it, and then fix all the little syntax errors...