Compile stand alone Windows 95/98/ME/2000/XP programs with IBasic language

Create stand-alone Windows 95/98/ME/NT/2000/XP programs, 3D games, utilities, and console applications with easy-to-use IBasic language. Great for students and beginners, yet powerful enough for advanced programmers. IBasic features a syntax similar to BASIC with built-in editor, debugger, GUI designer and resource compiler. No external libraries or runtimes needed. Full MDI support with dynamic window, dialog, and control creation. Over 300 built-in commands and functions! Can call external DLLs for unlimited extensibility. Structured data types fully supported. Graphics primitives supported. Random access and flat file I/O functions. Memory allocation functions. DirectX and Direct3D support. Common control support including rich edit, list view, status controls and toolbars. Embedded browser windows allows creating web enabled applications. Executables created will run on any 32-bit Windows system. 2D game support includes easy-to-use commands for creating, hit-testing, and moving sprites. Scrolling tile maps allow creating unlimited fields of play from only a few small images.