Re: Python or PureBasic
Hi,
I'd recommend PureBASIC if you want a lot of functionality that's hard to find anywhere else (accept Python, which owns by comparison). I'd recommend Python if you want text processing services, binary data services, unusual data types, numeric and mathematical modules, functional programming modules, file and directory access, data persistence, data compression and archiving, file formats, cryptographic services, generic operating system services, concurrent execution, interprocess communication (IPC) and networking, internet data handling, structured markup processing, internet protocols and support, multimedia services, internationalization, program frameworks, graphical user interfaces (GUIs), development tools and libraries, debugging and profiling, software packaging and distribution, python runtime services, the ability to create your own custom python interpreters (within python itself), advanced module importers, python language services, miscellan
eous services, Microsoft Windows specific services, Unix specific services, the ability to load antiquated and/or archaic modules, the ability to use undocumented modules, and the ability to embed and extend the interpreter, all built-in into the interpreter. PureBASIC has a lot of things that are unnecessary, but can be useful only at certain times.
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