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Local ax:Double, ay:Double, x:Int, y:Int, mMove:Int, n:Long Until (n > nMax) Or (a1 * a1 + b1 * b1) > limitįunction draw(cx:Double, cy:Double, scale:Double) Local a1:Double = ax, b1:Double = ay, a2:Double, n:Int = 0 ' If mzs > 0 sc = sc * 0.5 px:+(px - widH * sc) py:+(py - higH * sc)įunction mandelbrot:Int(ax:Double, ay:Double) If KeyHit(KEY_SPACE) palette() ret = True If KeyHit(KEY_DOWN) If nMax > 300 Then nMax=nMax- 50 ret = True ' Local file:TStream = WriteFile('palette.bin')

Global limit:Int = 8, resmax:Int = 8, res:Int = resmax, nAdd:Int = 0, nMax:Int = 1000 Global wid:Int = 600, hig:Int = 600, depth:Int = 0, widH:Int = wid * 0.5, higH:Int = hig * 0.5 Here is a coding example of the mandelbrot set with blitzmax : :) Personnaly, i'm using an excellent basic language called Blitz3D and Blitzmax. I have both of the above, and working quite well, on three of my machines. See the link at the bottom of this Wikipedia webpage: Of course you can still get the old QBASIC from Microsoft's website if you really feel nostalgic.

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Not sure what OS and version you are currently using, but if it is a Windows environment, most likely getting the FREE Visual Basic.Net 2008 Express Edition from Microsoft will give you a place to start: Like to find that book and re~ type the programs, see Old style basic language from around 1990? (QBasic) I'd Now will any of these new Basics be compatible with the Quote from: Larry (Cyclops) on December 01, 2009, 12:34:06 AM

Round C++ or owt like that, but is Basic still supported on In basic and I remember having fun playing with those (afterįixing bugs due to typos in the book!). I had a book that had lots of fractal quilt programs written Quote from: Larry (Cyclops) on November 30, 2009, 05:48:03 PM I'm not sure about the QBasic compatibility of XBasic and FreeBasic, but on the FreeBasic site I found: 'syntax similar to MS-QuickBASIC'.Īnyway, it may not be as fast, but if you still have QBasic you can try to run it in an emulator like dosbox (or on real dos in a VM). Thanks guys! Now will any of these new Basics be compatible with the old style basic language from around 1990?(QBasic) I'd like to find that book and re~ type the programs,see them run on a decent speed computer

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