PowerBASIC Console Compiler 5

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معرفی کامپایلر پاوربیسیک 5 مخصوص برنامه های کنسول
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این نسخه جدیدترین نسخه موجود در بازار است که مخصوص برنامه نویسی کنسول طراحی شده است

البته این نسخه مخصوص ویندوزهای 95,98,ME,Windows NT و ویندوز Xp است

شما تقریبا هرکاری که با نسخه 9 پاوربیسیک مخصوص برنامه های Win32 می توانید انجام

دهید با این نسخه نیز ممکن است البته در بعضی جاها کار آسانتر و یا سختتر است

اصلا ببینیم کنسول چیست؟

کنسول برنامه ای است که واسط گرافیکی ندارد و فقط از طریق متن دستورات را گرفته یا نشان می دهد

دقیقا مثل سیستم عامل DOS.

البته در صورتی که بخواهید بصورت عادی برنامه کنسول بنویسید به این صورت در می آید وگرنه

می توانیم حتی با کامپایلر مخصوص کنسول برنامه های 32 بیتی و با واسط گرافیکی بسازیم

این کامپایلر با دستورات بسیار زیاد کار ما را در ساخت یک برنامه کنسول بدور از هرگونه پیچیدگی قرار می دهد

و انجام عملیات ساخت برنامه را سرعت می بخشد.

برنامه های ساخته شده با این کامپایلر بسیار سریع و کوچک هستند و بدون نیاز به هیچ گونه فایل کمکی اجرا می شوند

در این کامپایلر می توانید هرچه ساده تر برنامه های چندریسمانی بسازید و یا ماکروها را تعریف و استفاده کنید

در اینجا نیز می توانید برنامه هایی بر پایه تکنولوژی COM بسازید

محیط این کامپایلر دارای یک خطایاب قدرتمند برای بهتر شدن کیفیت و کارکرد برنامه می شود

برنامه های ساخته شده با این کامپایلر در ارتباطات موازی و سریالی بسیار سریع عمل می کند

و هزاران قابلیت دیگر که با نوشتن برنامه با آن به آنها پی خواهید برد

چند برجستگی PCC5 از خود سایت PowerBASIC :

#ALIGN metastatement aligns the next instruction to a boundary.
#BREAK ON metastatement enables "Control-Break" as a means of terminating the program.
#BREAK OFF metastatement disables "Control-Break" as a means of terminating the program.
#DEBUG CODE ON metastatement activates generation of debug code.
#DEBUG CODE OFF metastatement suppresses generation of debug code, from that line, until a subsequent #DEBUG CODE ON (or the end of the Sub/Function/Method/Property) is reached.
#DEBUG DISPLAY ON metastatement enables error display mode when an untrapped run-time error occurs within a compiled PowerBASIC program.
#DEBUG DISPLAY OFF metastatement suppresses displaying of untrapped error messages.
#INCLUDE ONCE metastatement includes a file only one time during compilation, regardless of how many times it appears in the program
#OPTIMIZE metastatement chooses between faster execution or smaller code size.
#UTILITY metastatement. Compiler directive to allow external utility programs to read text inserted on the #UTILITY line.
ACODE$ function may now contain an optional code page parameter. The code page parameter represents the code page to be used for the conversion process.
ARRAY SORT statement now offers a custom array sorting option. A custom array may be user-defined types, fixed-length strings, or ASCIIZ strings. With a custom array sort, you can write your own simple function to tell PowerBASIC the correct sequence for any two array elements.
ASM statement has been expanded to support the full range of SIMD opcodes. ASM statements may now contain a label - ASM Label: or ! Label:. Support for returning METHOD and PROPERTY return value assignments have been added.
BITSE function compares Integer class values for equivalent bits regardless of sign.
BGR function now accepts individual red, green, and blue values or a single RGB value.
BUILD$ function concatenates multiple strings with high efficiency.
CLASS / END CLASS Block creates the code and data for an object.
CLIPBOARD GET ITEM statement retrieves a data item from the Windows ClipBoard.
CLIPBOARD GET TEXT statement retrieves a string from the Windows ClipBoard.
CLIPBOARD RESET statement deletes the contents of the Windows ClipBoard.
CLIPBOARD SET ITEM statement stores a new data item in the Windows ClipBoard.
CLIPBOARD SET TEXT statement stores a string in the Windows ClipBoard.
COMM function has been enhanced to retrieve the Clear-To-Send (CTS) and Data-Set-Ready (DSR) states.
COMMAND$ function has been improved with an option to either return the complete trailer, or any one of the arguments.
DECLARE statements now support declarations of THREAD FUNCTIONS.
DIR$ function has been expanded with an optional ONLY keyword to return only files that match the specified attribute. For example: DIR$(mask$, ONLY %SUBDIR ) just the directory entries which match mask$ are returned. The DIR$ function may optionally assign the complete directory data structure that receives information about the found file or subdirectory. to an appropriate UDT variable if you include the TO clause as a parameter.
EOF function now supports an optional # symbol preceding the file number parameter.
ERL$ function returns the last label, line number, or procedure name executed prior to the most recent error.
EVENTS statement attaches or detaches an event handler to/from an event source.
EXE.EXTN$ read-only user defined type returns the extension (with a leading period) of the program which is currently executing.
EXE.FULL$ read-only user defined type returns the complete drive, path, and file name of the program which is currently executing.
EXE.NAME$ read-only user defined returns just the file name of the program which is currently executing.
EXE.NAMEX$ read-only user defined returns the file name and the extension of the program which is currently executing.
EXE.PATH$ read-only user defined returns the complete drive and path of the program which is currently executing.
EXIT METHOD transfers program execution out of a METHOD structure.
EXIT PROPERTY transfers program execution out of a PRPOPERTY structure.
FIELD statement has been updated with two new options. FIELD STRING converts a field string to a dynamic string, assigns the current sub-section data to it. FIELD RESET converts a field string to a nul (zero-length) dynamic string.
FONT END statement destroys a font when it is no longer needed.
FONT NEW statement creates a new font for use with GRAPHIC PRINT, XPRINT, etc.
FOR/NEXT statements have been optimized. In certain situations, previous versions of PowerBASIC optimized FOR/NEXT loops to count down instead of up for improved execution speed. This optimization could cause the counter variable to contain a value which was not expected when execution of the loop was complete. This optimization has been improved so that the counter variable value is always correct upon loop completion, even if EXIT FOR was used to force an early termination.
FUNCTION/END FUNCTION statements may now be prepended with the word THREAD for clarity and self-documentation.
GLOBALMEM ALLOC statement allocates a moveable memory block.
GLOBALMEM FREE statement de-allocates a memory block.
GLOBALMEM LOCK statement lock a moveable memory block at a specific memory location.
GLOBALMEM SIZE statement returns the size of memory block.
GLOBALMEM UNLOCK statement unlocks a moveable memory block.
GRAPHIC BITMAP LOAD statement has been improved with an optional stretch mode parameter to enhance the quality of bitmaps which are changed in size.
GRAPHIC DETACH statement detaches a graphic target (Window or Bitmap) which may be currently attached to the process.
GRAPHIC GET LINES statement retrieves the number of lines that can be printed on the graphic target.
GRAPHIC GET SCALE statement retrieves the current coordinate limits for the graphic target.
GRAPHIC FONT statement has been enhanced to allow the points and style attributes to be optional parameters.
GRAPHIC INKEY$ statement reads a keyboard character if one is ready.
GRAPHIC INPUT statement reads data from the keyboard from within a Graphic Window.
GRAPHIC INPUT FLUSH statement removes all buffered keyboard data.
GRAPHIC INSTAT statement determines whether a keyboard character is ready.
GRAPHIC LINE INPUT statement reads an entire line from the keyboard from within a Graphic Window or a Graphic Control.
GRAPHIC SCALE PIXELS statement sets or resets the graphic coordinate system to pixel coordinates.
GRAPHIC SET FONT statement selects a font for the GRAPHIC PRINT, GRAPHIC INPUT, and GRAPHIC LINE INPUT statements.
GRAPHIC STRETCH statement has been improved with an optional stretch mode parameter to enhance the quality of resized bitmaps.
GRAPHIC WAITKEY$ statement reads a keyboard character, waiting until one is ready.
GRAPHIC WINDOW CLICK statement checks whether a GRAPHIC WINDOW has been clicked with the mouse.
IDISPINFO.CODE pseudo-object. When OBJRESULT is %DISP_E_EXCEPTION, this Get Property returns a long integer value which represents a more specific error code.
IDISPINFO.CONTEXT pseudo-object. When OBJRESULT is %DISP_E_EXCEPTION, this Get Property returns a long integer value which is the context of the topic within the help file (IDISPINFO.HELP$).
IDISPINFO.DESC$ pseudo-object. When OBJRESULT is %DISP_E_EXCEPTION, this Get Property returns a string containing a textual, human-readable description of the status.
IDISPINFO.HELP$ pseudo-object. When OBJRESULT is %DISP_E_EXCEPTION, this Get Property returns a string containing drive, path, and filename of a Help File with more information about this particular status code.
IDISPINFO.PARAM pseudo-object. When OBJRESULT is either %DISP_E_PARAMNOTFOUND or %DISP_E_TYPEMISMATCH, this Get Property returns a long integer value which represents the parameter number of the first parameter which failed to match the requirements needed.
IDISPINFO.SOURCE$ pseudo-object. When OBJRESULT is %DISP_E_EXCEPTION, this Get Property returns a string containing a textual, human-readable description of the source of the exception.
IDISPINFO.CLEAR pseudo-object. Clears all properties which may have been set by prior execution of IDISPINFO.SET in this thread.
IDISPINFO.SET pseudo-object. Sets the properties which for future execution of IDISPINFO.
INSTANCE statement declares an INSTANCE variable which is unique to each object.
INTERFACE / END INTERFACE Block (Direct) declares a direct object interface and its member Methods/Properties.
ISFILE function determines whether or not a file exists.
ISINTERFACE function determines whether an object supports a particular interface.
ISMISSING function determines whether an optional parameter was passed by the calling code.
LET statement has been improved to support compound assignments (+=, -=, *=, /=. \=, &=, AND=, OR=, XOR=, EQV=, IMP=, and MOD=).
ME pseudo-variable. A pseudo object variable to reference the current object.
METHOD / END METHOD statements defines a Method procedure within a class.
MYBASE pseudo-variable. A pseudo object variable to reference the inherited parent object.
OBJRESULT$ function returns a string which describes an OBJRESULT (hResult) code.
PATHNAME$ function parses a path/file name to extract its component parts.
PATHSCAN$ function finds a file on disk and returns the path and/or file name parts.
PRINT# statement, when used without any parameters outputs a blank line to the file (i.e. a CR/LF only).
PROCESS GET PRIORITY retrieves the Priority Value for the current process.
PROCESS SET PRIORITY sets the Priority Value for the current process.
PROGID$ function, has been enhanced to accept ProgIDs up to 99 characters, even though COM rules indicate that a ProgID cannot contain more than 39 characters.
PROPERTY GET statement retrieves a data value from an object.
PROPERTY SET statement assigns a data value to an object.
RAISEEVENT statement calls an Event Handler code.
RGB function now accepts individual red, green, and blue values or single BGR value.
SHELL statement now supports an optional EXIT TO clause. If specified, the exit code of the child process (the value returned by the WinMain function) is retrieved.
THREAD CREATE statement now supports an optional stack size parameter to specify the requested size of the stack for this newly created thread.
TIX statement measures elapsed CPU cycles.
UCODE$ function may now contain an optional code page parameter. The code page parameter represents the code page to be used for the conversion process.
UCODEPAGE statement sets the default codepage used for ANSI / UNICODE conversions.
THREAD GET PRIORITY retrieves the Priority Value for a thread.
THREAD SET PRIORITY sets the Priority Value for a thread
WRITE# statement, when used without any parameters outputs a blank line to the file (i.e. a CR/LF only). WRITE# has been extended to allow a trailing comma or semicolon, the final carriage return / line feed is suppressed and replaced with a comma delimiter.
XPRINT GET COLLATE statement retrieves the XPRINT collate status.
XPRINT GET COLORMODE statement retrieves the XPRINT colormode status.
XPRINT GET COPIES statement retrieves the XPRINT copy count.
XPRINT GET DUPLEX statement retrieves the XPRINT duplex status.
XPRINT FONT statement has been enhanced to allow the points and style attributes to be optional parameters.
XPRINT GET PAPER statement retrieves the current paper size/type.
XPRINT GET PAPERS statement retrieves a list of supported paper types.
XPRINT GET SCALE statement retrieves the current coordinate limits for the host printer page.
XPRINT GET TRAY statement retrieves the active printer tray.
XPRINT GET TRAYS statement retrieves a list of supported paper trays.
XPRINT SCALE PIXELS resets the coordinate system to the original default pixel coordinates.
XPRINT SET COLLATE statement changes the XPRINT collate status.
XPRINT SET COLORMODE statement changes the XPRINT colormode status.
XPRINT SET COPIES statement changes the XPRINT copy count.
XPRINT SET DUPLEX statement changes the XPRINT duplex status.
XPRINT SET FONT statement selects a font for the XPRINT statement.
XPRINT SET PAPER statement sets a new paper size/type.
XPRINT SET TRAY statement sets a new active printer tray.

Special features of PowerBASIC Console Compiler
#STACK sets the program stack size
ACODE$() translates unicode strings to ansi
ARRAY SORT, SCAN, INSERT, DELETE
ARRAYATTR() returns status, data type, subscripts, etc.
ASCIIZ strings supported for Windows compatibility
Assembler is built-in for opcodes through Pentium class
BIN$() allows optional leading zeros to a fixed field size
BIT CALC set/reset a bit based upon a dynamic calculation
BIT SHIFT, ROTATE, TEST, SET, RESET and TOGGLE
BITS() function for bit pattern conversion between signed/unsigned
CALLSTK captures the entire stack frame
CHOOSE(index&, choice1, choice2...) chooses one of several values
CHR$() function may take multiple or a range of parameters
Client/Server Network communications using TCP and UDP
CLSID$(program_id$) returns the associated CLSID
Code pointer variables particularly suitable for callbacks
Compile to true machine code for maximum performance
Conditional compilation (#IF/#ELSEIF/#ELSE/#ENDIF)
CONSHNDL returns the handle of the Console Window
Create client COM applications using Dispatch, Direct, Automation, or Dual interfaces.
CSET centers data within a string with optional padding character
Currency variables with choice of two or four decimal digits
Data pointer variables with multiple levels of indirection
DECR statement for optimized execution
DISKFREE function returns the free space
DISKSIZE function returns the disk size
Extended-precision (80-bit) floating point variables
EXTRACT$() returns characters up to a delimiter
FILECOPY Statement supports overwrite of a previous version
FILENAME$() function returns the name of an open file
FILESCAN obtains the number of strings in a file
FLUSH statement ensures file data buffers are written to disk
FUNCNAME$ returns the name of the current Sub/Function
GUID variables are supported for COM Objects.
HEX$() allows optional leading zeros to a fixed field size
Huge file sizes greater than 2 Gigabytes are supported
IIF(expr, truepart, falsepart) returns one of two values
INCR statement for optimized execution
ISFALSE and ISTRUE operators
ITERATE statement restarts loop structures
JOIN$() packs a string array into a dynamic string
LINE INPUT #1, x$() reads an entire sequential file
MACRO defines a single-line, multi-line, or function Macro
MACROTEMP defines Temporary identifiers
MAT statement provides optimized Matrix operations
MAX() and MAX$() functions take an unlimited number of arguments
MIN() and MIN$() functions take an unlimited number of arguments
Native support for I/O redirection (STDOUT, STDIN and STDERR)
OCT$() allows optional leading zeros to a fixed field size
PAGEACTIVE returns the current active page number
PAGEVISIBLE returns the current visible page number
PARSE$() function extracts a delimited field from a string
PARSE assigns each delimited string to an array element
PARSECOUNT returns the count of delimited fields in a string
PEEK/POKE, PEEK$/POKE$ for memory access
PRINT #1, x$() writes an entire array to a sequential file
PROFILE creates a complete profile of program execution
PUT #1,, x$() writes an entire array to a binary file
Quad-word 64-bit integer variables
READ$(n) function returns a specific DATA item
Register variables for both integer and floating point optimization
Regular Expression Search and Replace
REMAIN$() returns the remainder of a string after extraction
REMOVE$() returns a string with certain characters removed
REPEAT$() repeats an entire string expression
REPLACE statement replaces characters or expressions
RESET var sets a variable or array to zero or null
RND(x,y) returns a random integer between x and y
ROUND() function rounds a number to n decimal digits
SERIAL port communication is directly supported at all speeds
SETEOF statement sets the end-file position
Short-Circuit expression evaluation optimizes execution speed
STRDELETE$() deletes a portion of a string
String functions support ANY operator to operate on character basis
String functions support negative position to count from string end
STRINSERT$() inserts a string into another string
STRREVERSE$() reverses the character sequence in a string
SUB/FUNCTION may take up to 32 parameters
SWITCH(expr1, value1, expr2, value2...) returns one of a series
TAB$() expands tab characters to a specified tabstop
TALLY() counts the occurrences of a sub-string expression
Threads are supported as an intrinsic part of the language
THREADCOUNT returns the number of active threads
THREADID function returns the thread identifier
TRACE creates a trace log of complete program execution
TRY, CATCH, FINALLY, END TRY offers structured error handling
UCODE$() translates ansi strings to the unicode equivalent
User-Defined Types and Unions with optional alignment
Unsigned byte, word, and double word variables
USING$() function formats one or more expressions
Variant variables are supported for COM Objects.
VARIANTVT() returns the internal VT data type code
VERIFY() validates that all characters in string1 occur in string2
Win32 API may be easily accessed, including ODBC and TAPI