I've created a library for using in Linux but I've got a new trouble. I read documentation, but there's no clear references about how to create a library in...
... The .o (object) file is the closest we can get in Linux, of course you'll also need the .dec file. XBasic in Linux can't produce dynamic libraries, Max was...
Well, I copy .dec file to my .include directory, and... where do I copy .o file? I copied it in .lib and .bin directory and when executed my program the...
You will need to compile the object file into the program. That is, you need to have the library there when you compile your program so that it can be included...
Hi Folks, I have a Grid-based program ShowMenu03.x. I compiled it via "xb ShowMenu03.x -lib" with no errors. When I try to generate the dll using "nmake...
... Hi Peter, I don't know exactly what to answer. In your case, I would do the following things: 1) If your program (DLL) imports other libraries, make sure...
... Have you tried that actually? Because if it would leave t$[] unchanged, then what would be the purpose of replace$? You could try apply XstMergeStrings$()...
Hi, With a program that is very similar to the "acgibin.x" demo, I observed on Windows XP that big HTML forms cannot be fully read. For example, if the form...
... You may be able to circumvent it by just using READ [#hStdIn], buffer$ and using POF() and SEEK() to set the pointers to progress in file position and...
... observed ... example, if ... ReadFile() ... enough. ... chars read ... truncated ... buffer$ and using POF() and SEEK() to set the pointers to progress in ...
... I use cURL to transfer webcontent to my applications. There is even libCurl and i have seen a Win32 dll library variant of it. Maybe if you pull that...
(skiped) ... libCurl and i have seen a Win32 dll library variant of it. ... of the maker, you can use libcurl as more comprehensive library instead. ... I had...
... observed ... example, if ... ReadFile() ... enough. ... chars read ... truncated ... buffer$ and using POF() and SEEK() to set the pointers to progress in ...
Hi! After hours and hours to try to find why the ReadFile() function used in a CGI program was unable to read a whole posted HTML form (~90kb) although the...
... The usual "64K should be enough for everyone" solution from Microsoft. One of the reasons i wanted to abandon QuickBasic without having an alternative...
Thanks for your help, Julien. I no longer get the errors I had. (But I now have a new one.) I had formerly tried using nmake.bat with corresponding changes to ...
... re ... libraries.) ... obtaining ... kid, ... above. ... needed, ... Hello Peter, I was surprised by the fact that the Entry() function of the library is...
When I use XprGetLinesPerPage (fontHeight, @lpp) I get a value for lpp of 0. I've tried with fontHeight=1 and fontHeight=12 with the same effect (lpp=0) How...
I decided to try to compile xbasic-6.2.3 in Linux. I am running Kubuntu 7.10 "gutsy" and xbasic 6.2.3 seems to work fine with it. I ran alien on the rpm file...
... That version of XBasic was made for older versions of gcc. There's a later (but still beta) version available which might work ... Quoting a message from...
... later ... fixes in CVS. ... After doing a make clean it compiles fine. 6.3.0 seems to work ok on kubuntu 7.10. But what I can't get it or version 6.2.3...
... Not that familiar with make? test.mak is the makefile, not the file that needs to be compiled. Use "make -f test.mak" and it should work. -- Steve Gunhouse...
... that ... Thank-you. Actually once upon a time I did know that but I haven't done this for a long time and forgot about the "-f". The "README.Linux" files...
Hi all. It's been awhile since the last programming challenge. That one where a program prints out its own source code when run was clever. Vic (or anyone...
... Sure. I've been trying out the Linux version of xbasic and I've found out that the PDE does not correctly deal with spaces in the file names or directory...
Well, here is one we saw before: [1] Print the word BASIC [2] Now print BASIC without using double quotes [3] Now print BASIC without using double quotes or...
... or ... or ... 1) Make a new program *basic.x* 2) Write: XstGetCommandLineArguments (@argc, @argv$[]): PRINT UCASE$(argv$[0]): INLINE$(a$) 3) In Linux: xb...
Ok, here are my answers. I think maybe the extra credit part is impossible. Don't you need at least three lines for a program? example: DECLARE FUNCTION...
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