It seems like the poster is asking about PureBasic and it's competitor (PowerBasic). These are modern Basic languages that run very fast and compile into small executables with solid library support. I believe the two front runners are both commercial products, but pretty cheap (a lot less than an annual subscription for most IDEs).
I don't think they were referring to QBasic or VB6 or anything like that.
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It seems like the poster is asking about PureBasic and it's competitor (PowerBasic). These are modern Basic languages that run very fast and compile into small executables with solid library support. I believe the two front runners are both commercial products, but pretty cheap (a lot less than an annual subscription for most IDEs).
I don't think they were referring to QBasic or VB6 or anything like that.