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I wrote about other Small Basic systems on June 25, 2017. This article is the update.
I introduced three alternative systems - Fun Basic, SB IDE++, and Visual Programming Tool last time. But Visual Programming Tool is no longer available.
Today I'd like to introduce two more new, advanced systems. Both systems have a debugger!
Small Basic Prime
Small Basic Prime is the new Small Basic IDE for Small Basic v1.2, written by litdev. The detailed information is in a Small Basic forum thread.
MySmallBasic
MySmallBasic is a Small Basic interpreter and debugger written in Java and runs on Windows and Linux. The author is Kwanghoon Choi.
I could run my abacus program MNV389-5. I downloaded JDK8 to run MySmallBasic.
The following table shows the meaning of the menu items for MySmallBasic:
새로 만들기 | New |
열기 | Open |
저장 | Save |
다른 이름으로 저장 | Save As |
가져오기 | Import |
출판 | Publish |
잘라내기 | Cut |
복사 | Copy |
붙이기 | Paste |
되돌리기 | Undo |
다시하기 | Redo |
실행 | Run |
디버그 | Debug |
And here are the other two systems, again, that are also still available. We have a total of four options right now, for the Small Basic community to explore!
Fun Basic
Fun Basic is a Windows Store App written by Phil Trelford. Fun Basic supports the Function statement. See more details here.
SB IDE++
SB IDE++ is an another Small Basic environment written by gungan37. This program can be run with Small Basic 1.0.
Thank you! We hope that you enjoy Small Basic and have fun trying out these alternate systems from our community!