Welcome to HotBasic
HotBasic™ is a new basic compiler with CONSOLE, CGI, GUI, DLL, and OBJ application types.  With HotBasic, software developers create truly compiled Windows and Linux applications with a tiny footprint and rock-solid stability.  Featuring a clean and elegant syntax, HotBasic increases code maintainability and slashes development time.  More...

Latest News
Apr 15 HotBasic 5.6b moves conversion of RQ types to HB types to Edit-to-HB (by adding the conversions to the replace.rq file), thereby fixing an unintended limitation on use of some user symbols starting with the letter Q.
Feb 14 HotBasic 5.6a: (1) upgrades .Hint so hints show properly if multiple forms are used and updated HotIDE 3.0b shows proper hint display in its Code Index and Keywords windows; (2) adds a new .Append method for MEMORY or STRING objects which is faster than the equivalent concatenation coding; (3) optimizes DECLARE/CDECL statements for multiple functions in the same .dll for shorter, faster .exe's; and (4) adds .ADDP, .SUBP, .MULP and .DIVP methods for the FPU object.
Feb 2 HotOptimize 1.0 released. Does not remove procedures with names ending in _Set, _Get or _Init and automatically runs additional pre-processing programs named hotoptn, where n is 0 to 9.
Jan 13 HotIDE 3.0 released featuring new Code Index window to navigate to CREATE, label, SUB, FUNCTION and $INCLUDE lines where the include file is opened in a new source code window.
Know Your Compilers: Only 21st Century technology is HotBasic

Jan 4 New CODER ALERT in Story by Pictures.   More...

Why HotBasic?
Tired of bloatware, buffer overflows, memory leaks, and application crashes?  Ready for a programming language that you can actually read that compiles to true machine code?  Are you looking for a full-featured compiler that allows you to quickly and easily build GUI applications for the 21st Century?  If you answered yes, you need HotBasic!

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Copyright © 2003-2008 James J Keene PhD
HotBasic™ is a trademark of James J Keene
Original Publication: Nov 17, 2006

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