| 2024.07.24 |
|
Windows |
|
New tutorial available in the DOS, OS/2 & Windows Programming section:
Developing Raku applications on Windows 11.
|
| 2024.07.15 |
|
Languages |
|
New tutorial available: Introduction to Gnuplot.
|
| 2024.06.19 |
|
Windows |
|
New tutorial available: Using VSCode as IDE for D development.
|
| 2024.06.16 |
|
DOS |
|
Started with the new programming series Exotic programming languages for DOS. The first article is about a
programming language called XPL0.
|
| 2024.06.11 |
|
Windows |
|
New text available: BASIC programming: Alternatives to Microsoft Visual Basic. It contains
information about FreeBASIC, PureBasic, thinBasic, Oxygen Basic, Small Basic, and QB64.
|
| 2024.05.31 |
|
Windows |
|
New tutorial available: Developing FreeBASIC applications on Windows 10. It contains details about the
installation and usage of FreeBASIC, CSED_FB (FreeBASIC IDE), FBMath (FreeBASIC mathematics library), about accessing the Windows API, and about VisualFBEditor
(FreeBASIC RAD environment). It also includes the description (GUI design, source code) of a simple project (Windows desktop application), created with
VisualFBEditor.
|
| 2024.05.27 |
|
Windows |
|
New tutorial available: Using VSCode as IDE for Go development.
|
| 2024.05.22 |
|
Windows |
|
New tutorial available: Using Sublime Text as IDE for GCC/GFortran development. It includes details about
the installation of MSYS2 (with the UCRT64 GCC and GFortran toolchains), the built of C/C++ and Fortran programs in the terminal, the installation of Sublime Text
(with the required packages for use with Fortran), the build of C/C++ programs in Sublime Text, and the creation of a new GFortran build system (as the default one
does not work correctly).
|
| 2024.05.15 |
|
Windows |
|
New tutorial available: Developing Tcl/Tk applications on Windows 11.
|
| 2024.05.11 |
|
DOS |
|
New tutorial available: Installing and running PowerBASIC on FreeDOS.
|
| 2024.04.30 |
|
Old Windows |
|
New tutorial available: Installing and running Microsoft C Compiler on Windows 1.04.
|
| 2024.04.23 |
|
DOS |
|
New tutorial available: Developing Modula-2 programs on DOS. It contains information about the installation of the
Logitech Modula-2 development system (including the editor POINT), some details about the Modula-2 language (as a difference with Pascal),
and some simple sources (also available as ZIP download).
|
| 2024.04.19 |
|
DOS |
|
New tutorial available: Building Open Watcom C/C++ and Fortran 77 programs on FreeDOS.
|
| 2024.04.14 |
|
Windows |
|
New tutorial available: Using VSCode as IDE for Rust development.
|
| 2024.04.10 |
|
Old Windows |
|
Short text added: Installing Lazarus/Free Pascal 32-bit on old Windows releases.
|
| 2024.04.06 |
|
Languages |
|
New tutorial available: Working with Perl hashes. The tutorial contains information about simple hashes,
arrays of hashes, hashes of arrays and hashes of hashes, as well as about DB_File databases; the source code of the examples may be downloaded as ZIP archive.
|
| 2024.03.30 |
|
Windows |
|
New tutorial available: Using VSCode as IDE for Julia development.
|
| 2024.03.28 |
|
Old Windows |
|
New tutorial (intended for Windows 98, 2000, or XP) available: Dev-C++ & Dev-Pascal: Developing C++ and Pascal
programs and GUI applications.
|
| 2024.03.23 |
|
Old Windows |
|
New tutorial (intended for Windows 98, 2000, or XP) available: Dev+GNU Pascal: A full GPC programming
environment + Win32 IDE.
|
| 2024.03.16 |
|
Windows |
|
New tutorial available: Installing VSCode on Windows 10 (and showing how to build C and C++ programs).
|
| 2024.03.08 |
|
Windows |
|
New tutorial available: Windows Programming: 32bit and 64bit assembly programming made easy with SASM.
Source code of some NASM and FASM example programs free to download.
|
| 2024.02.26 |
|
DOS |
|
New tutorial available: DOS Programming: 32-bit assembly programming using NASM and GCC. Source code of
several example programs free to download.
|
| 2024.02.14 |
|
Languages |
|
New tutorial available: An introduction to FORTRAN 77 (G77).
|
| 2024.02.05 |
|
DOS |
|
New tutorial available: Developing PL/I programs on DOS.
|