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man_id_unknown · Feb 13th, 2006, 7:18 AM

Construct's overall features:

Built in run-time Assembler

It supports, (as of yet) Intel 486's integer and floating-point instructions
Can generate true 32bit machine code durring program execution
Can access all high-level variables
Requires none of the standard assembly headers and/or preperations.
Includes built-in high level procedures that perform common high-level tasks. (Such as type conversion, string functions, etc...)
Though not thoroughly tested, it can assembly atleast 100 lines of Assembly code in a second or less

Can access Windows API from both high-level instructions and Assembler

Can build languages upon languages. Meaning, it is possible to build a new language, and never use Assembly

Includes a very simple IDE that supports files with more than one module/section included. This allows developers to organize their code, without needing multiple files.

Languages built with Construct have full access to Construct's run-time Assembler and Parser.

Is free for both non-commercial and commercial use.

Can produce (compressed) stand-alone executables under 35k in size.

Feb 13th, 2006, 7:18 AM	#2
man_id_unknown Newbie Join Date: Feb 2006 Posts: 6 Rep Power: 0	Construct's overall features: Built in run-time Assembler It supports, (as of yet) Intel 486's integer and floating-point instructions Can generate true 32bit machine code durring program execution Can access all high-level variables Requires none of the standard assembly headers and/or preperations. Includes built-in high level procedures that perform common high-level tasks. (Such as type conversion, string functions, etc...) Though not thoroughly tested, it can assembly atleast 100 lines of Assembly code in a second or less Can access Windows API from both high-level instructions and Assembler Can build languages upon languages. Meaning, it is possible to build a new language, and never use Assembly Includes a very simple IDE that supports files with more than one module/section included. This allows developers to organize their code, without needing multiple files. Languages built with Construct have full access to Construct's run-time Assembler and Parser. Is free for both non-commercial and commercial use. Can produce (compressed) stand-alone executables under 35k in size.