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I've added some new variants of ROT-13 algorithm's implementation:

  • Visual Basic (.NET)
  • Visual Basic Classic (6.0/5.0...and earlier)
  • Twin Basic
  • Intermediate Language (MSIL)
  • Frege

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VB.NET

I saw the implementation of the algorithm on VB.NET, but decided to add some idea,. showing not total partial reverse compatibility with the functions of the virtual machine,. but non- connection with IL and directly with the platforms .NET...

As a focus-example, I used LINQ, because it is everywhere where there is.NET. . Old functions from the virtual machine (for example, 'Chr', 'Asc') I left to. show compatibility. 🦅💥.

Classic era~

Visual Basic at that time was completely dependent on the eponymous virtual machine,. (MSVBVMXX.dll or VBX00.dll for earlier language revisions) and was different. in terms of understanding it as a NET rework.

So I thought, what we can do. separate directory ('.../Visual Basic 6.0') with the program module. I did not create. also the folder `.../vba', since it is the same, in understanding of the task.

Same tools are used and the magic of interaction with Office will not be :D

Maybe later with new languages I will add the source code of the macro for Microsoft Excel

Twin Basic.

Implementation of classic Visual Basic, with full backwards compatibility.. Unlike the parent, can be collected in Native Code (N-Code in literature). for 64-bit architectures. (for IA32(e) exactly).

Frege.

Frege is a functional programming language, close to Haskell, implemented on top of JVM and allowing to use any Java-libraries..

(MS)IL.

Similar to LLVM for .NET compiled binary files. Used an example from VB.NET (where there is a lambda expression and the concept of "high level C#" to show a little more detail description).

In the end

Please, give me a feedback if something happened.
Hope this info will be useful in the project :3

@AlexeyTolstopyatov AlexeyTolstopyatov changed the title Basic dialects | Disassebmling | New functional language Basic dialects | Disassembling | New functional language May 3, 2025
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