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Which Compiler should I choose?
Many core capabilities are shared between PowerBASIC for Windows and PowerBASIC Console Compiler products, including:
- Built-in TCP/UDP commands
- Printing functionality (the XPRINT command set)
- String processing
- File I/O
- COM functionality
- Debugging functionality
- MACRO functionality
- Ability to create 32-bit applications
- Create standalone applications that do not require a distributed run-time library
- Inline Assembly Language Support
- Serial Port Communications
There are only a few primary differences between Console Compiler and PowerBASIC for Windows:
- Built-in tools to create graphical user interfaces
- Create dynamic link libraries (DLLs)
- PowerBASIC Forms, a drag-and-drop visual design tool, can be purchased for use with PowerBASIC for Windows.
- Extensive capabilities for 32-bit console applications
- Great for creating web server CGI applications
- Great for converting old DOS programs