Aros and AmosPro

[gizz72]

Greetings,

 I'm just wondering if there's a similar programming language available on Aros, not C++ I'm more into Amospro. Something that may be a port or has similarities with AmosPro?

Thanks.

[SamuraiCrow]

@gizz72

There's an interpreted BASIC called sdlBasic that is a little bit like Amos.  The C source is at http://www.sdlbasic.net/ but somebody has done a port of the interpreter for AROS somewhere.  It's not showing up on my Googling.

[Louis Dias]

@gizz72

There's an interpreted BASIC called sdlBasic that is a little bit like Amos.  The C source is at http://www.sdlbasic.net/ but somebody has done a port of the interpreter for AROS somewhere.  It's not showing up on my Googling.

It would be nice if someone would make a compiler that read a VB.Net solution and made an AROS executable... ;-)

[persia]

@lou_dias

Would be nice if somebody made a DotNet interpreter that converted DotNet code to work properly on MS Windows....

[EDanaII]

@ Lou_Dias

There is something. It's called Mono. Only drawback is that it's compiled for everything _except_ an Amiga-like OS.

[mongo]

Greetings,

 I'm just wondering if there's a similar programming language available on Aros, not C++ I'm more into Amospro. Something that may be a port or has similarities with AmosPro?

Thanks.

http://aros-exec.org/modules/newbb/viewtopic.php?topic_id=4114&forum=2

[Larious]

I loved AMOS too and was looking for something for Microsoft OS. I found SDLBasic very similar to AMOS but has some latency issues for me. I've also wrote a few things using DarkBasic which has much quicker execution but took a bit more time to become acquainted with the different syntax. There is a free trial (basically free for personal use I believe) and recon it is worth a try.