D dilettante Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Oct 16, 2014 #21 Even C++ programs require a "runtime environment" so that's hardly the mark of an interpreted language. What an interpreted language requires is called an interpreter.
Even C++ programs require a "runtime environment" so that's hardly the mark of an interpreted language. What an interpreted language requires is called an interpreter.
MaFu Well-Known Member Licensed User Longtime User Oct 16, 2014 #22 dilettante said: Even C++ programs require a "runtime environment" Click to expand... Sorry, but this is not correct.
dilettante said: Even C++ programs require a "runtime environment" Click to expand... Sorry, but this is not correct.
P Picena Informatica Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Oct 17, 2014 #23 Runtime environment includes dlls needed from language, in compiled or interpreted programs.
WAZUMBi Well-Known Member Licensed User Longtime User Oct 17, 2014 #24 Peter Simpson said: 10 Print "Peter Simpson" 20 Goto 10 run Click to expand...
MaFu Well-Known Member Licensed User Longtime User Oct 17, 2014 #26 picenainformatica said: Runtime environment includes dlls needed from language, ... Click to expand... Not always. Programs created with Microsoft VS needs Runtime dlls, but this is not the case for all Compilers. With Delphi, i have only a single exe.
picenainformatica said: Runtime environment includes dlls needed from language, ... Click to expand... Not always. Programs created with Microsoft VS needs Runtime dlls, but this is not the case for all Compilers. With Delphi, i have only a single exe.
P Picena Informatica Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Oct 17, 2014 #27 Windows is the runtime environment for Delphi.
IanMc Well-Known Member Licensed User Longtime User Oct 17, 2014 #28 not really, Delphi can make an exe that consists of machine code.
P Picena Informatica Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Oct 17, 2014 #29 without windows and dos and linux and other s.o.?
IanMc Well-Known Member Licensed User Longtime User Oct 17, 2014 #30 basically yes, the machine code program just needs to get past the facade that is windows.
P Picena Informatica Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Oct 17, 2014 #31 And also rewriting Bios. Whe are going out of topic.
