In the declaration syntax, the name of each parameter passed is not mandatory, but I think it is better to also specify it because it clarifies the procedure use (obviously if the name of the parameter is chosen wisely). I disagree on the ground of: code maintainability . The declaration is solely ...

Above is one of the exceptions, where data-type 'integer' fits the bill: ' here: the correct use of type 'integer': 4 byte (FBC32), 8 byte (FBC64) SwitchBufferCriteria = Cast(Integer, ptrBuffer) + BufferSize ' can be written shorter ... using CInt(), instead of Cast() SwitchBufferCriteria = CInt(ptr...

The simplest method, I'm aware of is:
put the Macro straight into the MAIN-code-file ... (Prj_MAIN.bas),
that makes it GLOBAL (to all the other included files also).

@grindstone, a really bad idea, to advice on a library, that is non-free, for commercial use: ' Free for NON-comercial use! For comercial usage send me a mail -> FreeBasic[at]DeltaLabs.de , in the header of TSNE_V3.bi ... Also, due to it's age, probably only FBC32 (referres version 0.18.5 of compile...

There seems to be a problem with some versions of the include files. The IDE expects all included files to have CR-LF line ends. CR or LF alone will cause malfunction. No, the problem (in this case) is the erroneous assumption, that line endings are M$ specific (which they are clearly not in FB, be...

Do you have the profiler (gprof) installed?

Yes, I also want to second, what's been stated so far: fxm / bcohio2001. And, I have a additional request: Please, get the [tt]-button to work again, as it did in the previous design: MONO-SPACED-FONT (tt = tele-type style) Which was really usefull, to explain coding mistakes (inside flowed text), w...

This is an answer, to your question: NO (get out, it's: OFF TOPIC)

In case you've not noticed:
I consider it a: divide and conquer attempt (to use gaming language)!
(Like Lachie D. with FBGD, tried to do. Please, don't bother to answer.)

Pritchard wrote:Having a thread be called pointless is a bit frustrating.

Just as much, as your recent threads/comments on this forum are, for others? (hopefully!)

Just remember that C arrays start at 0 and FB arrays start at 1 ... This is definitely NOT correct , FB arrays by default start with 0 (same as C) unless, explicitly specified as: array( 1 to n). The difference is: in C the number specifies the number of elements, whereas in FB, you are defining th...

dodicat wrote:Strangely enough I get a popup ...

There is a simple remedy, to related problems:
Install: NoScript *browser plugin* (I'm using FireFox).
Thereafter, the script starting the popup is simply *not allowed* to run.
Problem solved. (default setting in NoScript)

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Since I can't decipher, to what your question is referring to ... (this ???)
Have a look at the FreeBASIC-Manual.

It is far better to 'spell it out' in detail, if you are expecting a decent answer,
that is relevant to the question. (See the opening post, of this thread!)

The FB manual on: ReDim clearly states -- declaring a dynamic array.
Therefore, the 'mystery' claim, seems to be 'unfounded'!