Thank you very much. That works perfectly!

Hi there,
I need some code that will store the names of all files from a defined directory into an array. Anybody have a link to a thread with this kind of code? Or is anybody kind enough to write it/point me in the right direction? Thanks

Very cool. I like how he jumps from a window an catches the mouse in the air. Can't wait to see the full version.

Preprocessor stringize is still allowed though, isn't it? #Define P(X) Print X: Print "P(" & #X & ")" P("#Define P(X) Print X: Print ""P("" & #X & "")""") Edit: Compacted 64-65 byte Version: #Define P(X)?X:?"...

Cool clock. I have some suggestions though: -I would make the hands thinner. If the hour hand is between 5 and 7, it covers the digital clock too much. If they are thinner it would make it easier to read it. -Choose a better color scheme. The colors green, yellow, purple and red don't look appealing...

Save as 'Quine.bas', compile and run DIM code AS ZSTRING PTR DIM code_len AS UINTEGER ASM .section .data ASM .LT_START_OF_FILE_code: ASM __code__start = . ASM .incbin "Quine.bas" ASM __code__len = . - __code__start ASM .section .text ASM mov dword PTR [code], offset .LT_START_OF_FILE_code...

dim as integer i dim as string q=chr(34),c(2)={chr(44)+chr(95),chr(125)},Array(11)={_ "dim as integer i",_ "dim as string q=chr(34),c(2)={chr(44)+chr(95),chr(125)},Array(11)={_",_ "for i=0 to 1",_ " print Array(i)",_ "next i",_ "for i=0 to 10&q...

MichaelW wrote:The only part that I can see the CMOS RAM battery playing in this would be if the system is not retaining the BIOS setup.

My Bios setup is kept so that eliminates that guess.

dodicat wrote:If I run this snippet here, I get a jump of either 2 or 3.
I get no beeps.

I'm getting: BEEP,BEEP,BEEP,BEEP,BEEP,BEEP,BEEP,BEEP...lol
Yup, there's something wrong alright. I'll try replacing the cmos battery.

I think I'll simply use a frame counter to time things. The smallest increment is 1/60 which is small enough.

These boards are >= 5 years old? I would suggest as a first investigation to check your computer battery, is your computer date and time correct immediately after booting? Batteries last about 5 years. My clock seems fine, but I didn't think the HPET ran off the cmos battery. Unless there's another...

Gonzo wrote:well, your best bet is google here...
something is wonky with your cpu or drivers or kernel or anything in between

I tried searching for many variations of this subject, but no luck. Anybody have an alternative to Timer since it's unreliable?

Here are my specs. I believe it's a dual core. Mainboard : MSI K9VGM-V (MS-7253) Chipset : K8M890CE Host Bridge Processor : AMD Athlon 64 X2 3800+ @ 2000MHz Physical Memory : 2048MB (1 x 2048 DDR2-SDRAM ) Operating System : Microsoft Windows XP Professional 5.01.2600 Service Pack 3 (32-bit) The reas...

It seems something is failing on my motherboard. I've noticed that the Timer function jitters up and down. Here's a printout of several consecutive timer calls: 16090.8648817565 16090.8655844935 16090.8658789935 16090.8661592525 16090.8667812585 16090.8675800095 16090.8679783515 16090.868238152 1609...

There's one made by ATI, that's the only one I know of. There's a company called Ultimarc that sells it. They give you all the info you need: http://www.ultimarc.com/avgainf.html http://www.ultimarc.com/avgafaq.html http://www.ultimarc.com/avgainst.html http://www.ultimarc.com/monfaq.html In terms o...