Since PB/DOS 3.5 is about 4 years old, I expect a new release soon, so, this suggestions could help you improving it:
- Support for projects, at least at the level of the old Borland Turbo C 2.0, but better similar to Borland C++ 3.1.
- Syntax highlight in the editor with colors, in order to improve the coding productivity, the ideal for me would be similar to the Borland's Borland Pascal and Borland C++ IDE.
- Code generation for up-to Pentium Pro CPU (and not 386), it means adding special generation for 486, Pentium, and Pentium Pro.
- DOS Protected mode IDE to increase the limit of 64K per file and allow to debug big programs easily.
- Ability to generate DOS protected mode executables.
- Multi file edit, able to open various files simoultanelly.
- Register variable support as in PB/CC.
- Benchmarks in your web site, comparing it with QuickBASIC 4.5, Microsoft PDS 7,1, and Turbo Basic 1.1, in the way of the features table already available.
- Special bundle including PB/DOS 4.0 (?) and PB/CC 3.0 (?) at a special price.
And now the impossible suggestion: better executable speed and less size, seems impossible, but you guys, have been done it since my first PB/DOS version 2.0!
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- Support for projects, at least at the level of the old Borland Turbo C 2.0, but better similar to Borland C++ 3.1.
- Syntax highlight in the editor with colors, in order to improve the coding productivity, the ideal for me would be similar to the Borland's Borland Pascal and Borland C++ IDE.
- Code generation for up-to Pentium Pro CPU (and not 386), it means adding special generation for 486, Pentium, and Pentium Pro.
- DOS Protected mode IDE to increase the limit of 64K per file and allow to debug big programs easily.
- Ability to generate DOS protected mode executables.
- Multi file edit, able to open various files simoultanelly.
- Register variable support as in PB/CC.
- Benchmarks in your web site, comparing it with QuickBASIC 4.5, Microsoft PDS 7,1, and Turbo Basic 1.1, in the way of the features table already available.
- Special bundle including PB/DOS 4.0 (?) and PB/CC 3.0 (?) at a special price.
And now the impossible suggestion: better executable speed and less size, seems impossible, but you guys, have been done it since my first PB/DOS version 2.0!
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