The one that runs on the embedded CPU: v9r Legacy. Aaaalmost compiled...
MasmBasic.lib(libtmpAB.obj) : warning LNK4078: multiple ".drectve" sections found with different attributes (00000A00)
MasmBasic.lib(libtmpAB.obj) : error LNK2001: unresolved external symbol _GetConsoleWindow@0
masmbasictest.exe : fatal error LNK1120: 1 unresolved externals
Link error
Ah well... No insult meant to anybody... But this is why I'm still kind of clinging to FreeBasic...
I can
transition to Asm gradually. It seems to run as fast as C. They say it can process C, too. (Not that I can process C

)
And other than this one little library issue for DX8, I had fun compiling the Win32 GUI examples (not DX9 - really DX10),
and even wrote some code in it in QBasic very easily. Yea.

I did this little moving square graphic, and it ran at like 200,000FPS, The original QBasic (
which I can still run) was like... I dunno 50-100FPS
"This will be my C, and the inline Asm will be my future!"