Thank you for your response. Any suggestions for a post processor to pull documentation embedded in source code into a user manual? I've no idea if that is even possible. Anyway, these are questions for Doxygen, though they might benefit from a formal FB dialect spec. Maybe, very maybe, there is so...

Since such applications are based on a language parser to retrieve function and type signatures from source, that will be difficult without a supported parser.

If that really is the zero (and not -W etc), that is the same processor as the original RPI (BCM2835). Which does have FPU, but a lower level (ARMV6) vs later ones (ARMV7 or V8). So maybe the debian compiler dropped armv6, or you must explicitly select it ?

Our main benchmark is compiler self compilation. It is a large program that does something, and therefore better indicative of real world performances differences than micro benchmarks. However, the problem is that as the compiler mutates in time, timings can't be compared over longer periods, but t...

Merrifst64 wrote: ↑Apr 13, 2024 13:44 Do you think the BSD version works on macOS as well?

Already answered in this thread.

deltarho[1859] wrote: ↑Apr 12, 2024 8:16 'ar rcs libbuilt_in.a built_in.o' without further ado is not helpful.

If you had done ar -? you would have read:

r=Add/or replace .o into .a archive
c= do not warn if library has to be created
s=create an archive index (ranlib)

If I can do it, why can't you?

(afaik ar doesn't respect windows switch char, and must be queried with ar -? )

- VS (C++) has MFC as win32 wrapper. Since the community VS editions (+/- 10 years) this is now also available in free editions. Before the free VS parts that came with the SDK lacked it. I don't have much experience with it. - Delphi has the VCL (and Lazarus a mostly compatible LCL) Note that for n...

Fonts consisting only out of lines are called stroked fonts, and basically level zero of scalable (non bitmapped(*)) fonts. Turbo Pascal had stroked fonts file (.chr) and the format is available on the net. IIRC Freetype has a function to make stroked fonts for opengl consumption from TTFs, so you m...

At this point why don't you just audit the language for all the crap, broken and obtuse things, gut them, and rebuild them however you like with no regards for what went before (or leave them out altogether) and call it FreeBasic 2.0. I had been wanting to suggest this exact same thing for a while ...

From version 5 of Windows NT (Windows 2000 Professional) The basic framework is included in the system libraries, instead in the old versions of Windows 98 and NT4. (and afaik went out again in Windows 2008, as there are server commandline versions again since then) But ok, so with the native frame...

There are native Windows Framework libraries? (or for native app target). Url ?

Or do you mean Microsoft Foundation Libraries?

So top down images (with negative height) ARE supported ? :D ha, I did not know. Turns out yes, negative height flips the image. ( I really was hoping for someone to dig through this. I don't even know what is common or normal with this format) RLE not supported though. So only uncompressed formats...

Side note: For wstrings, fbc generates a kind of wstring descriptor internally, just enough functionality to pass copies of wstring's and get function results. The problems to solve with wstrings and strings are virtually the same except the element size is different but currently each has varying ...

That said, it might be worth specifying what exactly is the "BMP subset". (no RLE? Not all BPP?) You nailed it there. Plus there is some support for reading in gfx files originally saved by QB's BSAVE itself. Code is run time library implemented and doesn't use any win32 api calls so can ...