visual basic, Where is XPB! site?

Where is XPB! site?

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Cherga #1 / 8	Where is XPB! site? What happened to XPB! BASIC website? Did 'Tony' quit the project or did he just take down his site for a short time? G C
Mon, 16 Jan 2006 13:33:32 GMT

tony summerfel #2 / 8	Where is XPB! site? Quote: > What happened to XPB! BASIC website? Did 'Tony' quit the project or did he > just take down his site for a short time? it's history. as is the compiler... there is an xpb forum at http://www.scottserver.org i'm assuming it's only for code support not bug reports... -- http://home.cogeco.ca/~tsummerfelt1
Mon, 16 Jan 2006 22:51:02 GMT

J Fren #3 / 8	Where is XPB! site? On Thu, 31 Jul 2003 14:51:02 GMT, tony summerfelt Quote: >> What happened to XPB! BASIC website? Did 'Tony' quit the project or did he >> just take down his site for a short time? >it's history. as is the compiler... How curious - he seemed so enthusiastic a few weeks ago ... must have got a contract ...
Mon, 16 Jan 2006 23:09:09 GMT

the Wi #4 / 8	Where is XPB! site? Quote: >On Thu, 31 Jul 2003 14:51:02 GMT, tony summerfelt >>> What happened to XPB! BASIC website? Did 'Tony' quit the project or did he >>> just take down his site for a short time? >>it's history. as is the compiler... >How curious - he seemed so enthusiastic a few weeks ago >... must have got a contract ... His last email to registered users mentioned royalties ISP expenses piracy no longer fun He shut down the web site, then brought it back up for use thru July 31, but it was shut down sooner by the ISP for exceeding allowed bandwidth - probably because everyone who got the "end of the line" letter went and downloaded all the FAQ's, samples, and forum messages. The forum mentioned in another post is now the meeting place for XPB! users. I have a (registered) copy that I've only used to explore a little of what the compiler offered. My paying project at the time was ASP/SQL Server work. I got XPB! because it appeared to have great potential (I expected it to be commercially competitive in release 2.x or 3). I'm currently project-less and learning programming for Palm-based PDA's using NSBasic (www.nsbasic.com); see the link in my signature for a couple of sample programs. Old brain cells, like old joints, get stiff if they go unused for extended periods ;-) More about me: http://thelabwiz.home.mindspring.com/ VB3 source code: http://thelabwiz.home.mindspring.com/vbsource.html VB6 source code: http://thelabwiz.home.mindspring.com/vb6source.html VB6 - MySQL how to: http://thelabwiz.home.mindspring.com/mysql.html My newest language - NSBasic for the Palm PDA: http://thelabwiz.home.mindspring.com/nsbsource.html Drivers for Pablo graphics tablet and JamCam cameras: http://home.earthlink.net/~mwbt/ johnecarter atat mindspring dotdot com. Fix the obvious to reply by email.
Tue, 17 Jan 2006 02:51:19 GMT

J Fren #5 / 8	Where is XPB! site? <snip> Quote: >I have a (registered) copy that I've only used to explore a little of what the >compiler offered. My paying project at the time was ASP/SQL Server work. >I got XPB! because it appeared to have great potential (I expected it to be >commercially competitive in release 2.x or 3). Is it any good ? Quote: >I'm currently project-less and learning programming for Palm-based PDA's using >NSBasic (www.nsbasic.com); see the link in my signature for a couple of sample >programs. Old brain cells, like old joints, get stiff if they go unused for >extended periods ;-) Old bastards don't trip on trip-wires - they set them Brain Cells are no substitute for a mine detector
Tue, 17 Jan 2006 03:31:59 GMT

the Wi #6 / 8	Where is XPB! site? Quote: ><snip> >>I have a (registered) copy that I've only used to explore a little of what the >>compiler offered. My paying project at the time was ASP/SQL Server work. >>I got XPB! because it appeared to have great potential (I expected it to be >>commercially competitive in release 2.x or 3). >Is it any good ? XPB! requires a mind-shift, because of its assembly flavor (including headers) and I haven't done assembly in years: memory mapped printer driver for the Timex ZX-80; corrected the toupper() and tolower() functions in the library of a C compiler on a Radio Shack Color Computer (6809 at 0.8MHz, 64K and 2 double-sided floppy drives ;-) I've only compiled some of the sample apps. XPB! supports inline assembly and it does create small, fast, stand-alone apps - unlike the 23meg download to support .net applications. Quote: >>I'm currently project-less and learning programming for Palm-based PDA's using >>NSBasic (www.nsbasic.com); see the link in my signature for a couple of sample >>programs. Old brain cells, like old joints, get stiff if they go unused for >>extended periods ;-) >Old bastards don't trip on trip-wires >- they set them >Brain Cells are no substitute for a mine detector More about me: http://thelabwiz.home.mindspring.com/ VB3 source code: http://thelabwiz.home.mindspring.com/vbsource.html VB6 source code: http://thelabwiz.home.mindspring.com/vb6source.html VB6 - MySQL how to: http://thelabwiz.home.mindspring.com/mysql.html My newest language - NSBasic for the Palm PDA: http://thelabwiz.home.mindspring.com/nsbsource.html Drivers for Pablo graphics tablet and JamCam cameras: http://home.earthlink.net/~mwbt/ johnecarter atat mindspring dotdot com. Fix the obvious to reply by email.
Wed, 18 Jan 2006 05:32:26 GMT

Cherga #7 / 8	Where is XPB! site? Quote: >there is an xpb forum at http://www.scottserver.org Are you sure? "Website Not Responding..." or some such message.
Wed, 18 Jan 2006 07:09:49 GMT

the Wi #8 / 8	Where is XPB! site? Quote: >>there is an xpb forum at http://www.scottserver.org >Are you sure? "Website Not Responding..." or some such message. It worked the one time I tried it. Meanwhile, someone else has started a forum on yahoo: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/XPB_Basic_Supporters More about me: http://thelabwiz.home.mindspring.com/ VB3 source code: http://thelabwiz.home.mindspring.com/vbsource.html VB6 source code: http://thelabwiz.home.mindspring.com/vb6source.html VB6 - MySQL how to: http://thelabwiz.home.mindspring.com/mysql.html My newest language - NSBasic for the Palm PDA: http://thelabwiz.home.mindspring.com/nsbsource.html Drivers for Pablo graphics tablet and JamCam cameras: http://home.earthlink.net/~mwbt/ johnecarter atat mindspring dotdot com. Fix the obvious to reply by email.
Thu, 19 Jan 2006 04:54:20 GMT

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