Nice Bug, I thought XBasic would compensate a bit better than this. The best way to ensure an acurate result is to use the same variable type througout the...
... 4.5. ... using ... conversion ... Thanks to all of you for the suggestions. It is a bit aggravating to have to think about converting variables' types in...
With the PATH set to: PATH=C:\Program Files\XBasic-Util\bin;c:\windows\system32;c:\windows the error is: C:\xbasic-6.3.0>make fixme:ntdll:NtSetInformationToken...
... Does XBasic work on a Linux 2.6 kernel? What's the version of the kernel used in the Fedora Core 4 that compiled 6.3.0? Has anyone succeeded compiling...
... The kernel is not an issue, 2.6 has been available for some time. Some versions of Linux are now using gcc 4, and that is likely to be a problem. Linux has...
... Yes. Fedora Core 4 did have a 2.6 kernel. It's unlikely the kernel is the problem. Nor is it likely that X11 ('xorg' instead of 'xfree86'; xorg is a fork...
... What kind of crash? Seg fault? I have never seen a seg fault on a Linux system until (I think) running Mandriva 2007 which uses Xorg 7.x and gcc 4.12 or...
If XBasic outputs assembly source code programs, and XBasic can be used to compile itself, then the assembly code that XBasic produces to compile itself can be...
It seems like we're up against a never ending problem. If the problem only relates to calling C and not Xlibs or anything else, then why not use some other...
It seems like we're up against a never ending problem. If the problem only relates to calling C and not Xlibs or anything else, then why not use some other...
... If XBasic outputs assembly source code programs, and XBasic can be used to compile itself, then the assembly code that XBasic produces to compile itself...
You got through it over three times. I guess your own spamfilter is working a little harder than expected or you weren't patient enough. It may take a few...
... The Windows version of XB of course is targeted to a Windows-native compiler (one which Max himself wrote, though it is not formally part of the project)....
... I just wonder what happened to the idea of keeping "deprecated" functions in kernel and platform libraries alive for the sake of application support... I...
... libc is the 'system library', not (only) the gcc runtime library. Any call to the OS (like opening files, reading/writing) is done through this library....
... Oh, they keep deprecated functions for a while ... but for example I still regularly see questions from people running Windows 98 SE, or RedHat 7 on the...
... As long as XBasic remains compatible at the source level, the rest of it doesn't matter. I mean, XBasic has its own runtime to worry about, it can't just...
... Was the problem a seg fault while running code that worked OK with previous versions of GCC and its libraries? If so, then the problem should be filed as a...
... If you want to try it on your system, here is the 6.3.0 version that was compiled on it: http://ar.geocities.com/ernobe/xbasic.zip The zip file contains...
Hi, I have recently switched from Windows XP to Ubuntu 7.04 and I would install XBasic 6.3 on it. Unfortunately, I am not familiar with Linux, and am not a...
Hi- It's been several months now since I asked any questions of the xbasic users group. I have made quite a bit of progress on my program since then. I would...
On Fri, 07 Sep 2007 01:21:24 -0400, terryncyndi <terryncyndi@...> ... I'm not very good with GUI programs, so I'll leave that question ... XBasic is a...
... Could you try the apicshift.x example from the yahoogroups files archive? It does mouse-cursor changing based on focus upon the area the mousecursor is. ...
... Also forgot to mention that the XgrProcessMessages() is important to call in any iteration procedure to allow the GUI to update itself once in a while. If...
Even if XB2 is being written solely in C then Simple DirectMedia Layer is worth consideration for graphics and audio and other tasks . As this relies upon...
Hi XBasicers, I would like to report a bug in function XstStringToStringArray. When the function is called say as: "XstStringToStringArray (@s$, @s$[])", it...
Actually, let me correct myself - and you. Somehow I missed the code below for checking the "\r" - and so did you. That is the code which was causing your...
There's something missing in your code, if the character following a newline is a carriage return then that carriage return should be ignored. I'll need to...
Hi Steve, As you can see in my e-mail below, my first attempt was very similar to yours: ... xsx.x: when the function is called say as: "XstStringToStringArray...
