I like to now realbasic 1.0

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language in which it was written the first version of realbasic and who wrote
I like to now

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C/C++ written by a gent named Andrew Barry
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xojo

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The earlier version you could refer as such is probably CrossBasic from 1998, before it even was RealBasic, back when Windows wasn’t a target but Java was (short-lived as it was). But to be able to run this you’d need to use a Macintosh Classic emulator (and the software itself, which I assume wouldn’t be easy at all).

While the basics of the language haven’t changed, enough has been added and tweaked that knowing crossbasic would be more of a trivia exercise than a practical thing.

CrossBasic wasn’t coded in Crossbasic, though. It was C/C++.

http://loewald.com/blog/?p=3494

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I still have the original REALbasic 1.0 documentation (user guide, language reference and other marketing stuff) on my iPad. REALbasic has been a life-changer!

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I still have my CD’s :stuck_out_tongue:

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I’m sure I have crossbasic 1 in a .cpt somewhere :expressionless:

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thanks for the info