Ok, I see.

But why is the "gReat fUnction and operator overloading... Mmm!" (eg: rum) gone?

Why is the rum always gone?

:(

I figured out a way around it. I'm going to compile my programs on the server. =)

I read most of that after I posted this, but there is still no solution given in the thread. (I don't understand v1c's arguments on this issue)

For now, I am going to ask someone with a linux FB version to compile programs...

Cause it seems that the new 17b version with -lang qb has fewer features than the 16c version... Read changelog.txt, thanks. Where are you going with this? Your qb compatibility fixes are nice, but counting prime said: >One problem with "-lang qb", which I think probably hurts it most, is...

Some of that is terrible, though.... I coded some programs with the no-space-padding thing and now it's back. I could not use the -lang qb option but then other things will break. =\

I hope that once your object oriented stuff is added, you can begin supporting the QB stuff (eg: without using -lang qb) again. Is there a reason that this would work when FB's OO stuff is more complete? I don't see as to why this would be, unless QB was put in it's own Class? :P Even then a compil...

Wow.

I hope that once your object oriented stuff is added, you can begin supporting the QB stuff (eg: without using -lang qb) again.

Ya, i know.

If these things are deprecated, i could not find the documentation for it, nor info on the replacement in the wiki.

(1) error 135: Only valid in -lang deprecated or qb, found 'defint' in 'cls: defint a-z' (2) error 137: Suffixes are only valid in -lang deprecated or qb, found 'temp' in 'declare sub replace (byref temp$, a$, b$)' (2) error 137: Suffixes are only valid in -lang deprecated or qb, found 'temp' in 'd...

Hello,

I tried compiling a program with FBIde and Freebasic .17b using: I got an error:

C:/programming/myprogs/testcron.bas() error 80: Executable not found, C:\programming\FreeBASIC\bin\linux\as.exe

Where can I get these files?

It's quite simple. So, after your hypothetical splitting occurs, you have two polygons. We know that all polygons can be subdivided into smaller triangles. There is a standard formula for calculating the area of a triangle, so you must split the polygon into triangles and then add up their areas. Th...

Thank you cha0s. Number person, I did look too and I couldn't find exactly what cha0s did here. :-)

Thanks.

I ran the example dateserial command (from FBIde's examples):
Error here:
File Not Found: #include once "file.bi"

Now what....? :-(

Yeah, sure, that would help.