What kind of registers? For processor registers you can use inline asm but you can't delete them. They're built into the processor.

Try a macro: Edit: I forgot about overloaded functions. Well, take your pick.

No, there is no "InputBox" API function. But look through the windows API documentation. Making an InputBox function would be a good place to start learning actually.

Could you post the declaration of the function in C?

You need a .a file, I think. It should be the same as the output from ld (the one starting with -l) except the -l should be changed to lib. So for example, if it complained about not finding -laup you should make an import library from the DLL called libaup.a although I'm not sure how you do this wi...

XBox is supported (-target xbox I think), but MS made the XBox only able to run apps signed by them. So you have to mess with the hardware in order to make it work properly. Unless you have one of those manuals on hacking the xbox and are really intending on writing something useful, you probably sh...

This is a very cool program, it's fun to be able to make languages. However, I have a couple suggestions: - The browser doesn't work quite correctly when resized. Some of it goes off screen. I calculate the window's client rectangle using API functions for this and then set it. - The status bar has ...

The fileanchor link works now. Cool program, but I use a DSL modem so I can only connect to computers in the network. I'd have to set up forwarding which I don't know how to do.

Sorry, File anchor still not working :(. I wish it was though.

File anchor isn't working for me... I get a download to a blank file called '6951-d', not a chat program.

If you want to add your own proc, here's an idea (used in another basic-type language as part of the built in lib) -When you create the window, you specify your "handler" for events. -The OPENWINDOW function fills a WINDOW UDT for you that has a bunch of information stored to make your lif...

You may want to (if you haven't already), provide a way to use HookEvent for rare events like WM_NCPAINT, where you'd just add the constant to be hooked (I don't mean add a new one called FBGui.NCPaint or something, just the ability to do these)

It may seem more logical, but I'd be careful using that method, because many programmers are used to using OR (or |) and will be confused by your method. You may want to take a poll asking who prefers and is used to which method before you use it... but it's really all up to you. Just my opinion. Wh...

What about owner draw? I know buttons can be owner draw, and since checkboxes are a type of button, it should be possible.

Looks good! I'd suggest adding a code editor (just a simple window) with some defined segments of code that get injected into the bas file on compile.