Good stuff!

If you compile with the -r option you can look in the ASM file to determine which instruction is causing the problem. In this case the instruction is on line 83 of ASM file: Loop row_loop The problem is that the operand for the LOOP instruction must specify a short label. A short label is between -...

I'm trying to convert this FB routine: ' RMI : converts 2d index to 1d index #Define rMI(r, c) (c - 1)*4 + (r - 1) Type rMatrix4 n(0 TO 15) as Single End Type ' overloaded operator Operator *( a As rmatrix4, b As rmatrix4 ) As RMATRIX4 Dim r As Byte, c As Byte Dim i As Byte, TEMP As Single Dim mOut ...

Hm, think I explained it badly. I know I can access the elements with THIS, so I don't need to pass them to the method; but I'm trying to send values to certain elements. Here's an abbreviated example from the article I attempted to link to above: Type bar Declare Constructor(Byval initial_val As In...

Thanks cha0s :) * An object is, more or less, just a type with methods (subs/functions) and properties [url=http://www.freebasic.net/wiki/wikka.php?wakka=TutBeginnersGuideToTypesAsObjects][more...]. I wish I'd remembered that we'd get OOP when I stated -- then this: DECLARE SUB shipLocateMe (BYREF s...

Got it, guess my understanding of the function was wrong.

--j_k

I used this line, glOrtho (0, 640, -1, 1, 0, 480) to look at the XZ plane, so I should see a diagonal line across the screen when I call glBegin(GL_LINES) glColor3f 1, 1, 1 glVertex3f 0, 0, 0 glVertex3f 640, 0, 480 glEnd but I see nothing. To illustrate the problem, Here's some working code that dra...

Here's a better explanation of the problem. I think I was looking in the wrong place. I store the three orientation angles as a vector, simply because it is convienient to think of rotations around the x-y-z axes. I store rotational velocties the same way, so I can just use data straight from the jo...

I'm trying to write something in 3D and I've run across a problem. When I try to pitch or yaw, the model rotates around vectors parallel to the world's x and y axes instead of the model's x and y axes. Roll (z rotation) seems to be fine. Quaternions (as cool as they are) don't seem to help. When I'm...

Quick note: the keyboard scancodes in fbgfx.bi no longer work for my program (in version 0.17b) when I try to call them within a sub, so for now I'm still using the old version of that file, renamed fbgfx016.bi. I suspect this is because the new version uses "enum" to define the scancode c...

Yes, I actually tried (*udtptr).value ; it didn't work and I'm fairly certain I have the latest versions of fbc and fbIDE. I thought that was odd because I'd seen that notation before.

In any case, I'll use udtptr->value for now. It saves a keystroke.

Thanks

--pr0gger

Figured it out -- it's going to be udtptr->value.

Thank goodness for the search function.

--pr0gger

If I define a pointer to a user-defined-type, how can I access the elements of that type? Here's an example: OPTION EXPLICIT TYPE userdefinedtype value as short END TYPE DIM udtptr as userdefinedtype ptr, udt as userdefinedtype udt.value = 5 udtptr = @udt ' ******** PRINT something here SLEEP How co...

Makes sense -- I'll just use another image buffer and paste it to the screen.

Thanks

--j_k

Cool, thanks.

I have another question, but it's not DOS specific, so it'll go on the other forum.

--j_k