As of now, the current goal is to port the code from the original MCDS to use as a base for MC3DS. I hope to have this done by the end of the week.

Okay so people keep talking about Minecraft, so as the leader of the Petit Computer Minecraft DS project, I've decided to continue the project by porting it to the 3DS. I plan on working with the best of the best to get this going, so expect a professional-grade job!

@Scientist It's cool. Yea I tried learning C++ as my first language after learning Petit Computer ("prequel" to SmileBasic) about four years ago, and I couldn't get past flow control.

[cont] Haskell and is much easier to learn, especially since it's based on the .NET framework. It will be similar to C# and Visual Basic, if you choose to learn those. Whatever your decision, do much research.

[cont] Visual Basic (though that's hardly basic), etc. I would suggest a language like Python, Lua, or OCaml. Those are all relatively easy and they are quite different in programming style. My personal favorite language is C#, followed closely by Haskell. You may find C# to work well, but Haskell is much more difficult to learn, and I don't suggest learning it early on. F# is closer to [cont]

Forget anyone who says that any language without objects shouldn't be learned (it's absolutely naïve), forget anyone who says that C/C++ would be good (it's nearly impossible for someone who's only used BASIC), forget anyone who says JavaScript is good (it's a terrible language). BASIC is really just a genre of languages. Many languages fall into that category. There's SmileBasic, QBasic, [cont]

I present to you: a recurring, higher-order, dynamic-type function in N#! This requires a miracle of SB to compile and run correctly.

I rebuilt Vieger (my 4D platformer) in N#, so I literally don't have to use SmileBasic at all. This helps because Object-Oriented programming is good.

BEHOLD! A BigInteger division algorithm in N#! This is part of a large BigInt N# library I just finished.

Use a semicolon, not a comma INPUT "hi"; A$

Here's a call trace from one of my programs. I can't even keep up with this.

Maybe you accidentally (also SB glitch) turned F$ into a pointer?

Working on a BigInt library for N#! So far, it can add two numbers of arbitrary length.

I can't wait to play my game in >5 FPS. Your screenshot says 32...pretty nice!

This AI is gonna be the end of me.

YES!!! I finally implemented optional arguments! Key: EEVE34J

Maybe none of them help because you have that attitude of yours. Let's stop unnecessary name calling, please.

No need for caps. There are several online tutorials and resources. There's also an in-game manual.

Vice versa. It compiles SBv2 (Petit Computer) code to SBv3 (SmileBasic) code. Thus allowing ports of Village, MM2PTC, Minecraft DS, etc.

Then you should learn. That's the whole point of this application, anyway.