MSWLogo

MSWLogo is an interpreter language based on Logo, with a GUI front end. Its core is the same as UCBLogo by Brian Harvey. It is free software, with source available, in Borland C++.

Features

MSWLogo, as of v6.5b, has following support of various functionality^[1]:

• Supports TCP/IP WinSock Networking.
• Supports Win16, Win32 and Win32s.
• Supports Text in all available fonts and sizes.
• Supports 1024 independent Turtles.
• Supports Bitmapped Turtles.
• Supports Cut, Paste and stretching bitmaps.
• Supports Clipboard Text and Bitmaps.
• Supports MIDI devices.
• Supports Direct I/O for Controlling External hardware.
• Supports Serial and Parallel Port communications.
• Supports Zooming.
• Supports Tail recursion (optimizes most recursive functions).
• Supports User error handling.
• Supports "Standard" Logo parsing.
• Supports Floodfill.
• Supports Save and restore images in .BMP format files.
• Supports 1, 4, 8, 16, 24 bits per pixels colors.
• Supports standard Windows Hypertext Help.
• Supports standard Windows Printing.
• Supports separate library and work area.
• Supports construction of Windows Dialog Boxes.
• Supports Event Driven programming (Mouse, KeyBoard, Timer).
• Supports MultiMedia Devices (.WAV sound files, CD-ROM control etc.)
• Supports Event Timers allowing multiprocessing.
• Supports 3D Perspective drawing (Wireframe and Solids).
• Supports Animated GIF generation.

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