Mercury (RemObjects BASIC programming language)

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Not to be confused with Mercury (programming language).

Mercury[1] (promoted as Modern Visual Basic)[1][2] is a programming language developed by RemObjects Software. RemObjects extends VB.Net underlying language and plans to add more features to it.[3]

Mercury is a commercial product and is the sixth language supported by RemObjects Elements Compiler toolchain, next to C#, Swift, Java, Go and Oxygene. It integrates with Microsoft's Visual Studio on Windows, as well as RemObjects Elements IDE called Water on Windows and Fire on macOS.

## References

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1. ^ a b "Mercury: A Visual Basic-compatible programming language for all Platforms | RemObjects Software". www.remobjects.com. Retrieved 2022-04-18.
2. ^ Ramel, David (2021-05-21). "'Modern Visual Basic' Mercury Language Debuts -". Visual Studio Magazine. Retrieved 2022-04-18.
3. ^ "Introducing Mercury". RemObjects Software Blog. 2021-05-07. Retrieved 2022-04-18.

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Dialects of the BASIC programming language (list)

Classic|

| Microsoft|

* Microsoft BASIC
* TRS-80 BASICs (Level I, Level II/III)
* Thomson BASIC 1.0

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Texas Instruments|

* TI-BASIC (calculators)
* TI Extended BASIC (aka XBasic)
* TI-BASIC 83

Hewlett-Packard|

* HP Time-Shared BASIC
* Rocky Mountain BASIC
* HP Basic

Locomotive Software|

* Locomotive BASIC
* Mallard BASIC

Microcomputers|

* Atom BASIC
* Integer BASIC
* North Star BASIC
* SCELBAL

Minicomputers|

* BASIC-11
* Business Basic (B32, Data General)
* Data General Extended BASIC
* Southampton BASIC System
* Wang BASIC

Time-sharing computers|

* BASIC-PLUS
* VSI BASIC for OpenVMS
* SUPER BASIC
* CALL/360:BASIC

Other|

* AlphaBasic
* Astro BASIC
* BASICODE
* BAL
* Casio BASIC
* CBASIC
* PBASIC
* SDS BASIC
* Tiny BASIC
* UBASIC
* ZBasic
* ETBASIC [zh]

Extenders|

* BASIC 8
* Graphics BASIC
* Simons' BASIC
* Super Expander
* Super Expander 64
* YS MegaBasic

Procedure-
oriented|

| Proprietary|

* AmigaBASIC
* AMOS BASIC
* ASIC
* BasicX
* Beta BASIC
* FutureBASIC
* GRASS
* Liberty BASIC
* LSE
* MapBasic
* Mobile BASIC
* OWBasic
* PowerBASIC
* PureBasic
* SmileBASIC
* ThinBasic
* Tiger-BASIC
* True BASIC
* Turbo Basic
* WordBASIC

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Free and
open source|

* Basic-256
* Basic4GL
* DarkBASIC
* Euphoria
* Indic BASIC
* Open Programming Language
* SdlBasic
* SmallBASIC
* QB64
* wxBasic
* XBasic
* Xblite
* Yabasic

With object
extensions|

| Proprietary|

* AutoIt
* Chipmunk Basic
* GLBasic
* LotusScript
* Morfik
* PowerBASIC
* ProvideX
* Run BASIC
* VBA
* VBScript
* VB 5 for Microsoft Excel 5.0
* VSTO
* VSTA
* Embedded Visual Basic
* WinWrap Basic

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Free and
open source|

* BlitzMax
* FreeBASIC
* Microsoft Small Basic
* Mono-Basic
* OpenOffice Basic
* ScriptBasic
* Roslyn

RAD
designers|

| Proprietary|

* CA-Realizer
* Visual Basic (classic)
* NS Basic
* RapidQ
* Visual Basic .NET (Mercury)
* Xojo

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Free and
open source|

* B4X (Basic4android, Basic4ppc)
* Gambas
* WinFBE, Visual FB Editor

Defunct|

* Altair BASIC
* Applesoft BASIC
* Atari BASIC
* Atari Microsoft BASIC
* Atari ST BASIC
* BASIC A+
* BASIC XE
* BASIC XL
* BASIC Programming (Atari 2600)
* BBC BASIC
* Benton Harbor BASIC
* Chinese BASIC
* Commodore BASIC
* Color BASIC
* Dartmouth BASIC
* Disk Extended Color BASIC
* Extended Color BASIC
* Family BASIC
* GFA BASIC
* GW-BASIC
* IBM BASIC
* JR-BASIC
* MacBASIC
* MBASIC
* MSX BASIC
* MS BASIC for Macintosh
* QBasic
* QuickBASIC
* S-BASIC
* Sinclair BASIC
* STOS BASIC
* SuperBASIC
* TI BASIC (TI 99/4A)
* Turbo-BASIC XL
* Vilnius BASIC

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