Zire has let me know about a problem when using the static zlib version, it still relies on zlib.dll The way to stop that is to remove these lines from fbpng.bi #ifndef PNG_STATICZ #inclib "z" #endif Or to do #define PNG_STATICZ 1 #include "fbpng.bi" in your program. These change...

I think it is probably this, in the first one Print "Packet received:"; *integerpointer and then in the other Input "Number:", *integerpointer I have a feeling you are printing a pointer rather than the value. EDIT: These seem to work ok. serve.bas #include "SDL/SDL_net.bi&q...

That's pretty cool graph, I don't remember using the word "postfix" but it was a while ago.

OK, I got it all worked out now, I was able to test on a windows box, here's a new download with the fixes.

http://streetcds.co.uk/tb_0.35.tar.gz

just do 'make' in msys, or do all the commands in the build.sh, and it will work.

Oh, I just spotted one thing, you are compiling from 0.34/compiler/src, you should compile from just 0.34/ at the moment it's very sensitive on directories like that.

Well that's a very odd error, the only thing I can suggest, is replace this func in parse_pp.bas function pp_include_file_open _ ( _ byref file_name as string _ ) as FILE ptr dim as FILE ptr hfile dim as string s dim as zstring ptr tmp = callocate( 4096 ) if getcwd( tmp, 4095 ) = 0 then die( "g...

OK, thanks, I guess that means windows doesn't have error_at_line... replace error.bas with this; #include once "compiler/src/inc/lex.bi" ':::::::: sub error_at_line2 _ ( _ byval status as integer, _ byval errnum as integer, _ byval filename as zstring ptr, _ byval linenum as integer, _ by...

Yeah, that's pretty fast! I wrote a floyd steinberg dither a while back, so I decided to compare, even though I could tell yours was faster. Mine was about 2x slower. I spent a while optimizing it best I could, but it's still slower. Here is my test program, I think my dither is slightly more faithf...

I spent a bit more time on this after I posted, but haven't done anything in the last month or so, so I spent a little while and cleaned it up best I could, so anyone interested could look. A lot of stuff is cleaner and better, but many new quirks and hacks have been added. One part I had real troub...

In case he doesn't come back, heres a copy of the latest version of this I have from him.

I have modified just a few lines so that it compiles with newer FB (remove option explicit, change in$ and oin$ to in_str and oin_str)

http://streetcds.co.uk/mam_nn02.tar.gz

It's been a long time, but from memory... NEW/DELETE can't be simply added to fbmld, as they are operators, not functions, so can't be done with #define or #macro I can't remember if global new/delete overloading got added to the operator overloading... If it was added at all, I think it was just pe...

Something that might be of use, if you don't know. You can initialize your variables when they are DIM'd, ie Dim As Integer x = 9 That way it won't waste time setting it to 0 first. Another option is to use the ANY initializer, ie Dim As Integer x = ANY x = 9 Using the ANY initializer will stop the ...

John, I see that you did not respond to my request for the links to the topics by FB team members. If they do not exist, then I would consider that not only are you overly-promoting your site, but also misrepresenting it's contents, and misrepresenting what the FB team have been doing. If this is th...

The 'p' at the start of the name indicates to me that it should be a pointer, which makes much more sense in this case, so give this a try. Type SPPHRASEPROPERTY pszName As Ushort ulId As Uinteger pszValue As Ushort vValue As Variant ulFirstElement As Uinteger ulCountOfElements As Uinteger pNextSibl...

In an effort to get the word out, a few key members of the FreeBASIC team have been posting 'getting started', features and code projects on the All Basic site. If you have a FreeBASIC example your proud of or a tutorial to entice Basic programmers to give FreeBASIC a try, this is the place. All co...