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DarkBASIC Professional Discussion / What is difference between DB and DBPro-2

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Adnan Karaer
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Posted: 22nd Feb 2004 12:50
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I edited Masked Coder's program and compiled same program with DB and DBPro. Compiled with DB is running good. But in Compiled version with DBPro, car driving back (Everything is same)

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David T
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Posted: 22nd Feb 2004 13:09
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While having the same syntax, the languages are completely different inside and so will never run the same.

I tried running Masked's physics in DBPro but it seems that it's DB only.

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Adnan Karaer
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I successed to run it in DBPro for a little changes.

In DBPro use different coordinate system ?
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Phaelax
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Posted: 22nd Feb 2004 13:43
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you should find that dbpro runs much faster, and has more capabilities.

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DrakeX
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"In DBPro use different coordinate system"

nope.

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