@José in the mean time ( until the -strip default is not re-implemented) : a good advise is to use -Wl "-s" as is cmd line option, where : - is minus W is in upper case l is L in lower case (no easy to see) is space " is double quote - is minus s is S in lower case (same) " is do...

Hi coderJeff first of all thank's a lot to let Freebasic development alive and very active. I wanted to test the new features of the 1.07 version... And was surprised by the size of the resulting exe comparing to 1.06 : (90ko comparing to 40ko) I was thinking if i've used the -g flag, but not... aft...

@fxm
you have put
'the safest is to use Callocate (or at worst, to use Callocate '

i would better be
'the safest is to use Callocate (or at worst, to use Allocate '

@jj2007 in fact, the screenshots are not reel ones, there are gif outputs created from graphit.exe. As i've said, i'm not the author of that tool, it's John Kopplin, http://www.computersciencelab.com I've no idea how he has done. I've already contacted him, to propose some adaptations, participation...

some screenshots
https://github.com/marpon/FB_cGraph/blo ... /Pulse.gif
https://github.com/marpon/FB_cGraph/blo ... spiral.gif

I have seen on other topics plot interrest for gnuplot , dislin ... here is an other very simple one only for Windows(sorry) done by John Kopplin, http://www.computersciencelab.com it is possible to use it by calling the executable graphit.exe and then sending keys to it to open prepared graph files...

like this : /* nnnnn nnnnn nnnnnn */ yes it was what i wanted to explain ( confusing with the c++ synthax) i do not think it still exists an official lexer fror freebasic doing that correctly mine modified 4 years ago will work up to 6 nested levels. I did the lexer c++ modifications at that time. ...

hi jj2007 Don't take it personally, marpon. not at all, but please, don't you think your are over reacting? the official distribution for dislin is here https://www.mps.mpg.de/dislin/distributions that direction was already given on previous posts of that topic by Carlos Herrera » May 20, 2019 16:40...

hi aurel nice if it works like that for you in fact, i've decided to modify the csed from josé because i have used it on powerbasic (i've done first the translation to french) after when switching to freebasic , i was not happy with the existing ides so i modified csed for fb and made it multi_langu...

to use the dislin static lib download the package for c/c++ 32 or 64 mingw version you will find 4 static libs take the dismg.a or dismg_d.a (double version) i renamed it libdislin32.a ( or libdislin64.a) put it in the lib folder of your compiler 32 in 32 version 64 in 64 version take the dislin.bi ...

My origional code runs without any namespace. Quite mysterious indeed. Here only the version with Dislin. xxx but without namespace works. in fact it is not mysterious at all, you simply do not have the same configuration... the old dislin.bi did not used namespace , it declared only the sub/functi...

@ aurelVZAB
in fact CSED_FB is an adaptation I have done for freebasic (with José Roca acceptance)

Happy to see you are still using my csed_fb adaptation, may we discuss in the related topic?
viewtopic.php?f=8&t=20731&p=260974#p260974

Reactivating that old topic because got interresting remark in that related topic https://www.freebasic.net/forum/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=27609&start=25 aurelVZAB said Then i use Jose Roca CSED-FB version ( i changed SciLexer to 3.7.4.0) I would be happy to know what is the reason for that change?

As i can remember , when checking some years ago, it is not so simple, the conversions wstring to string and opposite are very dependant of the locale charset, in linux that locale charset could be normally configured to an utf8 charset like e.g "de_DE.UTF-8" in this case the conversion is...

Yes i remember that topic, i've put my 2 cents there at that time. What i could imagine is to have robust wstr functions also working on dynamic wstrings that means : for windows 16 bits USC2 only ; on linux 32bits USC4 and for windows full unicode UTF16 (including surrogates pairs) , to have differ...