So I found this...
It appears to be a FreeBASIC interpreter for android. With in-app purchases and ads...
The reference section has code that is not FB code, and the Tutorial link just brings you to the FB wiki.
I have no idea how much of FB is actually implemented here.
FreeBASIC interpreter on android
Re: FreeBASIC interpreter on android
I've been itching to get my programming feet wet on Android. I may download this in the next couple of weeks
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Re: FreeBASIC interpreter on android
Before you buy check the gfx's features !
I self play with Commodore BASIC on IOS (IPhone,iPad).
Joshy
I self play with Commodore BASIC on IOS (IPhone,iPad).
Joshy
Re: FreeBASIC interpreter on android
filling google's coffers is nearly the last item on my todo list. Downloaded last night and found the editor to be unresponsive. Nice font colors though
Re: FreeBASIC interpreter on android
Oh, cool, wasn't expecting to see that! 10,000+ installs.
Yes, fbgfx would be missing. One of the reviews also mentions that. If you want to create more than just commandline android programs, you need a lot more.
Writing code on a smartphone must be a nightmare. I suppose a tablet may be doable but unpleasant.
If you don't want to use this app, you could instead grab a terminal emulator, a text editor, and fbc for android. I've never compiled fbc itself for android but don't expect significant problems doing so.
Yes, fbgfx would be missing. One of the reviews also mentions that. If you want to create more than just commandline android programs, you need a lot more.
Writing code on a smartphone must be a nightmare. I suppose a tablet may be doable but unpleasant.
If you don't want to use this app, you could instead grab a terminal emulator, a text editor, and fbc for android. I've never compiled fbc itself for android but don't expect significant problems doing so.
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