Would suggest to use a DLL...FP is able to use and generate DLL.

Another strange stuff: I thought the problem went from the use of crt.bi due to the printf instruction. Then I modified a bit the code for using regular print. Strangely the memory used by the program increases from 732 Kb to 1180 Kb. I'm puzzled....

Luis

The optimal way for doing that transform is to use continuous fraction. Just have a look in the web, there is plenty of papers on that topic.
Optimality is in the sense that for a given length of numbers no other fraction will provide a better approximation.

Regards.

Luis

May I suggest you to look at: http://www.linear.com/designtools/softw ... ration.jsp
This could save time and 'circuits'.....
Will not teach you programming but could be safer for your interfaces.

Regards.

Lets consider a polygon with n sides of length d. It is necessary to define those two values for describing the polygon. Giving only the number of sides without the radius or distance between points is not enough. Let Phi be the angle limited by two consecutive points and the center of the polygon. ...

It seems that a simple workaround would be to use an intermediate variable for storing the result of c() and to use that variable as index for the array...

I was just a bit curious why using shared or redim would allow an array to be bigger. I just compare the @ of the array when declared as DIM... and as DIM SHARED. Apparently DIM alone make an allocation, on the stack, as if the array was declared in a sub or in a function, even if we are in the 'mai...

It would be nice, in a future release, to have an option for strict type check enforcement in FB. This would make programs less prone to errors induced by type mismatch.

Just a thought.

Luis

As a byproduct of experimenting with the IUP gui toolkit I have build a iupgl.bi interface which allows for manipulationg a Canvas with OpenGL. It has not been widely tested but it seems to work. To the best of my knowledge there is no easy way for drawing in a iupCanvas with the IUP lib only. As I ...

Yes it is exactly the point. The IUP lib allows for creating Canvas but relies on external lib for drawing in it. For this reason I'm thinking of usinf Gfx already include in FB. I could try also with CD from the same origin as IUP, but I would need to write the interface file. Even if I have a rela...

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Does somebody using IUP would explain how to draw points and lines or display animage within a Canvas. it seems that IUP expect that one uses CD lib but unfortunately it seems that this lib is not explicitely accessible from FB? CD is used for some controls drawings but it doesnt seems that the CD f...

Thank's for the explanation, I was thinking about that but I was confused by the fact that when removing the line jump leaving '_' I got a compilation error. Thanks again.

Luis

I'm experimenting with IUP library. Looking to examples I noticed a stange syntax using the character "_". It's used when defining a dialog and it seems that "CR" after it matters. I have not been able to get the signification of that "_" within the FB documentation. If anybody would give some light...