| Message Title | Author and Date |
| KONG via QB64 is on indefinite hold... |
on Nov 16 |
| BTW - to Galleon... |
on Nov 16 |
| * Galleon has been busy at his job recently. So it may take time for a reply. |
on Nov 16 |
| *Thanks, Clippy -- no hurry. |
on Nov 16 |
| * No hurry? You mean like DOSBOX... don't hurry....be happy |
on Nov 16 |
| I know, I know, that's why FTC needs to be job #1... | Pete on Nov 16 |
| Re: I know, I know, that's why FTC needs to be job #1... | Laanan Fisher on Nov 16 |
| Re: I know, I know, that's why FTC needs to be job #1... | Laanan Fisher on Nov 16 |
| * The C code is there, but the Qbasic code is not. |
on Nov 16 |
| Re: * The C code is there, but the Qbasic code is not. | Laanan Fisher on Nov 17 |
| * internal/temp/*.txt contain the C++ code QB64 generated from your BASIC code | qbguy on Nov 17 |
| * So your saying your code looks ugly then? LOL :-P |
on Nov 17 |
| Re: * internal/temp/*.txt contain the C++ code QB64 generated from your BASIC code | Laanan Fisher on Nov 17 |
| Something major has changed already |
on Nov 17 |
| Re: Something major has changed already | Laanan Fisher on Nov 17 |
| *Thanks TheBoB, I'll check it out. There's no reason it shouldn't work so its a QB64 bug. |
on Nov 19 |
| I opened the Pinkbox.BSV and it loaded ok. |
on Nov 19 |
| You don't want too many pink boxes on your hard drive, anyway... |
on Nov 19 |
| The BSAVEd file worked well. It must be a BLOAD or PUT problem. |
on Nov 19 |
| Loaded another Demo chapter with lots of images in QB64. |
on Nov 19 |
| I'm not surprised it worked... |
on Nov 19 |
| I found the error! It happens because of index 1. |
on Nov 19 |
| It's a clue as to the real problem, at least... |
on Nov 20 |
| I posted a bug about the mouse coodinates being off in full screen. | Pete on Nov 20 |
| Useful to know... |
on Nov 20 |
| You mean your mouse don't work either Bob? |
on Nov 20 |
| Here's another one... |
on Nov 20 |
| Ignore above post... |
on Nov 20 |
| * Looks like you hit the wrong note there. |
on Nov 20 |
| QB64 under linux. |
on Nov 14 |
| Not a FAQ, but..... |
on Nov 14 |
| "Sincerely" Hey, did you just buy your first suit? | Pete on Nov 14 |
| Cool... |
on Nov 14 |
| QB64 WIKI can tell you more (link) |
on Nov 14 |
| I just got it installed. Typing qb64 from any location starts it. :) |
on Nov 22 |
| * NOTE: TCP/IP will not work in the Linus version of QB64! |
on Nov 23 |
| * NOTE: TCP/IP will not work in the Linus version of QB64! |
on Nov 23 |
| Hey Galleon -- I compiled "KONG" in QB64 and it ran alright, but... |
on Nov 11 |
| Try the QB64 WIKI | Clippy on Nov 11 |
| *Great stuff! Thanks. Do you have to declare subs & functions as in QB? |
on Nov 11 |
| * Not the QB64 stuff. The compiler takes care of that. | Clippy on Nov 11 |
| *Great - thanks! |
on Nov 11 |
| * You might want to make a small program to test the sound files you use. | Clippy on Nov 11 |
| But first you have to ask yourself... | Deep Thoughts by Jack Handy on Nov 12 |
| Deep thoughts, Jack... |
on Nov 12 |
| Hey Bob... | Pete on Nov 12 |
| *That's okay -- I was on my 6th beer when I wrote it. |
on Nov 13 |
| *Can't reply now, I have this Croatian chick here and I think I made a terrible mistake! | Pete on Nov 13 |
| Confucius Say: if you can't find the book you're looking for, | Anonymous on Nov 13 |
| Scalers for QB64? |
on Nov 7 |
| That would be super cool! | Pete on Nov 8 |
| *Stop butchering the sound for our species. It's "meow", not "mow"! =^.^= | Felis Catus Spelling Police on Nov 8 |
| Meow, mow, don't get your vowels in an uproar. | Garfield on Nov 8 |
| * Quit making "bat" files and finish the compiler! ;-) ^^0^^ | Pete on Nov 1 |
| nice bat | Ben on Oct 31 |
| That was the Haloween special. |
on Nov 1 |
| * There are 2 ls in Halloween, but there is only one "F" in FreeBasic. | The FreeBasic Spelling Team on Nov 1 |
| Galleon will soon put up the Thanksgiving QB64 special... | Holiday Spirit on Nov 12 |
| VISTA | iLL on Oct 13 |
| More info needed... | Pete on Oct 13 |
| QB64 "interpreter" | Anon on Oct 5 |
| TCP/IP support is now available in QB64 (*URL) |
on Sep 28 |
| Did you remove the ctrl-break problem? | Ben on Sep 30 |
| Technically the programs need to check for the predefined key combinations. | rpgfan3233 on Oct 1 |
| RE: Did you remove the ctrl-break problem? |
on Oct 1 |
| * LOL ol'e DOSBOX Ben always wants something faster... |
on Oct 1 |
| If anybody would like to contribute SHORT code examples for the QB64 WIKI ... |
on Sep 12 |
| * [Expletive Deleted] | Anon on Sep 13 |
| * [Response to Expletive Deleted] | Anonymous on Sep 13 |
| qb64 cant run this | asfh on Sep 13 |
| Yes it can! (but...) |
on Sep 14 |
| QB64 no support cubic math | gene ray on Sep 10 |
| Apparently you are from South America and you are cubed already. |
on Sep 10 |
| *Due to 100% QBASIC compatibility I'm afraid -1*-1 will always equal 1 in QB64 too! | Galleon on Sep 10 |
| I don't know about all that cubic math stuff, or South America * South America. but... | Tim Taylor on Sep 11 |
| * Galleon is working on TCP/IP for QB64. |
on Sep 5 |
| PHP injection @ qb64.net (for the 2nd time...) |
on Sep 1 |
| Forum restored! |
on Sep 1 |
| I sure hope that you can save the WIKI |
on Sep 1 |
| *Wiki restored now too! |
on Sep 2 |
| * Thanks! I see the screenshots are still messed up. |
on Sep 2 |
| QB64 site has problems. Cannot post. |
on Aug 31 |
| How to define BACKGROUND color |
on Aug 30 |
| COLOR ,BAR | Anon on Aug 30 |
| *QB64 V0.841 Released today! |
on Aug 21 |
| Possible metacommand for QBASIC users |
on Aug 15 |
| It sure would make adding QB64 code easier in the QB IDE |
on Aug 15 |
| Personally, I don't think it'd be worth it. |
on Aug 15 |
| WHAT? It sounds like a switch to use the NEW QB64 functions to me! |
on Aug 15 |
| *The differences are the same as the differences between FB and QB. |
on Aug 15 |
| * It is not the same as FB! You NEED a switch to even USE QB code in FB! |
on Aug 16 |
| The metacommand would allow hybrid programming... |
on Aug 16 |
| * Why not set the environmental variable QB64_VERSION | Anon on Aug 16 |
| * Because that would only be skipped at runtime, not at compile time | ymous on Aug 16 |
| * The main point is that the QB IDE will ignore the 'QB64 code as a comment! |
on Aug 17 |
| Genius... | Captain Picard on Aug 23 |
| Applying that patch now Captain... |
on Aug 24 |
| *I understand it, I just don't like the idea of comment coding. |
on Aug 26 |
| * Then don't use INCLUDE or DYNAMIC either! |
on Aug 27 |
| There's a big difference |
on Aug 28 |
| It's only a way to use one program file instead of 2 really |
on Aug 28 |
| * Then use an existing macro system such as m4 | Anon on Aug 28 |
| Re: There's a big difference | Cyperium on Oct 4 |
| Good idea to say the least. | RpgFan on Aug 24 |
| You could exclude QB code with another QB64 command |
on Aug 27 |
| But it would break QB compatibility! |
on Nov 11 |
| * That $ could be a plus too! | Clippy on Nov 11 |
| The underscore is under appreciated in the QB IDE... | Pete on Nov 11 |
| It becomes this...... | Clippy on Nov 11 |
| Galleon has added some missing download files. |
on Jul 30 |
| * INCLUDE will be available with next QB64 update. |
on Aug 9 |
| How's this for a long winded error message... |
on Jul 25 |
| You could take the GCC approach... | RpgFan on Aug 24 |
| Galleon has found another way to speed up QB64 compile times, |
on Jul 24 |
| *The QB64 V0.84 download has changed today. Please redownload if you have had difficulties |
on Jul 25 |
| DRAW works great! | Dav on Jul 25 |
| * Asterisks work great too on empty posts. |
on Jul 25 |
| Sorry. | Dav on Jul 25 |
| * That's why I got rid of my wife! Mac was tossing me for no asterisks. Really! |
on Jul 25 |
| Don't worry | Anon on Jul 29 |
| I'm just wondering, but why doesn't this work? |
on Jul 19 |
| I got it to compile, but only after commenting out the... | Dav on Jul 19 |
| This 4 line program demonstrates the bug you are encountering |
on Jul 20 |
| I need you Pete! |
on Jul 19 |
| What is the URL to that report? |
on Jul 19 |
| Here | anon on Jul 19 |
| That's the one, thanks. Also, an idea of what's causing it... | Pete on Jul 19 |
| What is this??? | Prime Productions on Jul 15 |
| RE: C# (Probably worthless) |
on Jul 15 |
| Work on implementation of the DRAW statement has begun |
on Jul 13 |
| No tail recursion in QB64? | qbguy on Jul 9 |
| * NO "tail recursion" for you! |
on Jul 9 |
| * You'll have to excuse Clippy, he hasn't had any tail in a long time. |
on Jul 9 |
| * I gather you won't post at QB64 anymore. So you can whine here. |
on Jul 9 |
| How far can one code in QB64? |
on Jul 8 |
| * Far as you want. Just use CHAIN and a data file to hold your Common Shared values. |
on Jul 8 |
| Attn: Pete |
on Jul 8 |
| Sorry, I thought CHAIN was implimented. |
on Jul 8 |
| * I'll try to make some time Sunday to have a go at it. |
on Jul 10 |
| Unhappy... |
on Jul 11 |
| What does this program do? | qbguy on Jul 11 |
| ROFL @ Try it out with FB... |
on Jul 11 |
| QB64 does a linear scan on variable names | qbguy on Jul 11 |
| * Also, you still didn't say what this program does! | qbguy on Jul 11 |
| Here is what my program does... and doesn't do... |
on Jul 11 |
| Tiny C compiler | qbguy on Jul 11 |
| * I agree 100%! We need those error lines or some kind of clue. |
on Jul 11 |
| Well, maybe Galleon will consider that as a request... |
on Jul 11 |
| Galleon needs some help. There are a lot of distractions! |
on Jul 11 |
| I'd made my first graphics program, grass growing... |
on Jul 11 |
| Why would a finished QB64 compiler would make BASIC popular again? | Anonymous on Jul 12 |
| * Well, I'm not gonna tell ya either dummy but FB is a joke! |
on Jul 12 |
| RE: Why would a finished QB64 compiler make BASIC popular again? |
on Jul 13 |
| Well, at least it is 16-bit in QBASIC "mode" | qbguy on Jul 13 |
| Re: RE: Why would a finished QB64 compiler make BASIC popular again? |
on Jul 13 |
| NO compile should take over a FEW minutes! Let alone an hour! |
on Jul 11 |
| Several large software packages require hour long compile times | qbguy on Jul 11 |
| On my computer, compiling the Linux kernel takes 8 minutes and 31.875 seconds | qbguy on Jul 11 |
| What's your longest QB64 compile time? |
on Jul 11 |
| No QB64 compile should ever take that long! An error is occurring... |
on Jul 13 |
| Results not good... |
on Jul 14 |
| I know how you feel. I was once married too. |
on Jul 14 |
| Well, I'm throwing in the towel on this try... |
on Jul 14 |
| See the glass as you will Pete, it makes no difference. |
on Jul 14 |
| Well people, then what can be done to get some enthusiasm back into this project again? |
on Jul 14 |
| I've said it before : Galleon cannot possibly do this project ALONE! |
on Jul 14 |
| * But on Linux, "yes we have no bananas" is a working command | Dean Menezes on Jul 15 |
| Fixed | Anon on Jul 20 |
| * Infinite GOTO loop. Hit Ctrl - Break! Delete program from life! |
on Jul 20 |
| * I cannot log on at QB64.net! | qbguy on Jul 6 |
| OK, I reset the password using my e-mail account | qbguy on Jul 6 |
| *Et tu, Brute? Then fall, Caesar! |
on Jul 7 |
| RE: Et tu, Brute? Then fall, Caesar! |
on Jul 7 |
| And I would WANT to delete a post that has a link to the latest version of QB64 why? | qbguy on Jul 7 |
| * Easy there QB! You're starting to use CAPS too......... |
on Jul 7 |
| * ok. i'll use all lowercase letters from now on. | qbguy on Jul 7 |
| There isn't any reason WHY I can think you would have done this... |
on Jul 7 |
| * Shouldn't that be "I believe time will tell?" | Grammar Police on Jul 7 |
| The REAL question is WHY was QBguy a "super moderator"? |
on Jul 7 |
| * OK {falls down} | Caesar on Jul 7 |
| Please explain your intentions Qbguy as I'm confused... |
on Jul 15 |
| * QBguy is a jerk sometimes! You don't really need Mr. Linus anyhow. I'd ban him! |
on Jul 15 |
| *Just to be clear, I have no intention of banning Qbguy. |
on Jul 16 |
| * How about just using a new name so he can keep your's? |
on Jul 16 |
| QB64 packaging bug | Anonymous on Jul 6 |
| QB64 V0.84 Released! |
on Jul 4 |
| Too many GOTO statements | E W Dijkstra on Jul 5 |
| GOTO hell |
on Jul 5 |
| I don't need a lecture about the GOTO statement... |
on Jul 5 |
| *Being in the wrong forum is the least of Dijkstra's problems. He's dead, after all. |
on Jul 14 |
| GOTO for Javascript | Anonymous on Jul 6 |
| * Link does not work | Anonymous on Jul 5 |
| Here's the correct link (*URL) |
on Jul 6 |
| Here's the correct link (again!) (*URL) |
on Jul 6 |
| RE: How far are you planning to go with the support for call absolute? |
on Jul 1 |
| * So I could use QB64 to boot the Linux kernel? | Anonymous on Jul 1 |
| * OMG! A Linus commie hippie anonymous ASCII-hole | Clippy on Jul 1 |
| * Linus isn't an adjective | Grammar Police on Jul 1 |
| * No. | qbguy on Jul 1 |
| * Sorry Gman. Good thing I don't run this place! Those 3 fags would be banned |
on Jul 1 |
| DQB 2 QB64 0.5 beta release |
on Jun 30 |
| -forgot to mention: |
on Jul 2 |
| * NEW QB64 downoad this week. Many great upgrades and additions! |
on Jun 28 |
| * Thanks Miss Lane. Tell Superman good luck with the new release. |
on Jun 28 |
| *The weekend release plugs a string function memory leak! |
on Jun 29 |
| * Strings have memories? | , D Central on Jun 29 |
| Sure, pull one really hard toward your face and let one end go. |
on Jun 29 |
| * Just remember qbguy or whomever, the real ", D Central" can delete your asciii. |
on Jun 29 |
| * Naw, QBguy and Ben have dynamic IP addresses. |
on Jun 29 |
| * What's this shit about me again? | Ben on Jun 30 |
| * Go scrub your mouth out with tidy bowl Junior |
on Jun 30 |
| Great news! QB64.NET forum fixed |
on Jun 13 |
| *Screenshots page still has PHP errors |
on Jun 14 |
| Decided to give Coppermine the flick! |
on Jun 14 |
| It's like trying to find gold in a coppermine... |
on Jun 14 |
| *Coppermine's replacement (but for how long...) (*URL) |
on Jun 16 |
| Possible PHP injection attack at qb64.net forum |
on Jun 12 |
| Here is some recent news on web page script attacks. |
on Jun 12 |
| Please just post the links to full articles in the future. |
on Jun 13 |
| QB64.net forum restored! (mostly) |
on Jun 12 |
| Great. .. | Dav on Jun 13 |
| SMF problem now! Unable to connect to database! |
on Jun 13 |
| *Forum now restored and 100% functional |
on Jun 13 |
| Bug found in CONST |
on Jun 11 |
| Sorry, my bad, it works as it should...trigger happy I guess... |
on Jun 11 |
| To Galleon: |
on Jun 10 |
| I feel for people too lazy to check "Text Readable"? |
on Jun 10 |
| Well maybe someone has a whole lot of files in QuickBASIC binary format | Anonymous on Jun 10 |
| * So WHY should Galleon care about a few lamebrains? |
on Jun 11 |
| I was thinking like this: |
on Jun 11 |
| Actually I've had exactly the same idea! |
on Jun 11 |
| I will experiment a bit... |
on Jun 11 |
| This is the results so far... |
on Jul 3 |
| Galleon, feel free to redirect here until you can get the QB64 forum fixed. |
on Jun 8 |
| * The QB64.NET forum is currently down. Post here instead. |
on Jun 8 |
| Whatever is wrong at QB64.NET it needs to be FIXED! |
on Jun 8 |
| How? |
on Jun 9 |
| Well, it just appears to be one error repeated |
on Jun 9 |
| DQB 2 QB beta soon to be released |
on Jun 7 |
| I may never use it but I think it's great more support is available... |
on Jun 8 |
| RE: Official QB64 forum errors |
on Jun 6 |
| If you haven't changed the forum, then... | Dav on Jun 6 |
| Just noticed something | Cyperium on Jun 7 |
| * QB64 site has multiple syntax errors listed! |
on Jun 4 |
| * I don't write the PHP code! | Galleon on Jun 4 |
| * Well, my avitar is gone too, boo hoo! |
on Jun 4 |
| * That's not a bug, that's a feature. :) |
on Jun 4 |
| Stumbled upon this (*URL) |
on May 29 |
| Qb64 in Turkish Wikipedia | qbguy on May 23 |
| * Weird, I thought turkies used FreeBasic. |
on May 23 |
| I believe the plural of turkey is turkeys. | Spelling monitor on Jun 5 |
| * The plural of monitor is moron! |
on Jun 5 |
| OK, but the plural of Turks would be Turkies... |
on Jun 5 |
| Actually, the plural of Turk is Turks. Problem with these listings: | Solitaire on Jun 6 |
| * Sure, they are probably using QB64 to make bombs too! |
on May 23 |
| Or... How do you make a bomb in FreeBasic? |
on May 24 |
| Don't bother making a native 64-bit QB64 port | Anonymous on May 21 |
| * He already has complaints from some using 64 bit machines! |
on May 21 |
| RE: Don't bother making a native 64-bit QB64 port |
on May 22 |
| Yeah dammit, work on the compiler instead of working on the compiler... |
on May 22 |
| You have to agree that he has done it pretty well! :) | Cyperium on Jun 7 |
| Post changes |
on Apr 27 |
| * Might as well delete this thread too when you come back :-) |
on Apr 27 |
| QB64 questions (choice of language, etc.) | qbguy on Apr 26 |
| Because I like QBASIC better ;) |
on Apr 26 |
| Lex/yacc aren't suitable for QB64... |
on Apr 29 |
| * You mean like the 2 forms of OPEN and the two different PUT commands? | qbguy on Apr 29 |
| No, that can be defined in BNF yes...... |
on Apr 30 |
| You can do function calls in a form of BNF. | RpgFan on May 12 |
| Can QB64 count to 20001? |
on Apr 25 |
| Another bug found & fixed! |
on Apr 25 |
| ...and another one fixed! |
on Apr 26 |
| RUN implimented for next release! |
on Apr 21 |
| QB64 Code repository started |
on Apr 18 |
| I already posted some programs that I ported to use QB64's mouse functions | qbguy on Apr 18 |
| Links please! (I'm very lazy) |
on Apr 18 |
| Programs I wrote that use mouse | qbguy on Apr 21 |
| *Thank you! (there were more than I thought) |
on Apr 21 |
| I agree. Dot variables should just be for TYPE variables |
on Apr 18 |
| RE: I agree. Dot variables should just be for TYPE variables |
on Apr 18 |
| Well Dammit, what if you don't DIM it? |
on Apr 18 |
| * LOL, that will not be a problem. You UCASE EVERYTHING! |
on Apr 18 |
| Then you are DIM'ing it implicitly just by using the variable for the first time |
on Apr 18 |
| DIM lol AS STRING: PRINT UCASE$(lol) |
on Apr 19 |
| MUST I OPTIMIZE EVERYTHING YOU DO? | qbguy on Apr 19 |
| * BYTE ME :) |
on Apr 19 |
| QuickBASIC could never replace Python | Y2K = 2048 on Apr 20 |
| What bad programming practices? | qbguy on Apr 21 |
| Regarding not declaring variables in Python... | RpgFan on Apr 21 |
| I can think of some languages that let you use variables uninitialized | Dean Menezes on Apr 22 |
| * What does this have to do with QB64? |
on Apr 22 |
| It is a response to rpgfan's post about python not allowing uninitialized variables | qbguy on Apr 22 |
| * Why would you want it to? |
on Apr 22 |
| I use dots as a sort of namespace separator |
on Apr 18 |
| Re: Memory Issue | RpgFan on Apr 20 |
| The forum converted your C++ code to smileys | qbguy on Apr 20 |
| * The problem is on Windows. I thought I had mentioned MinGW having issues... | RpgFan on Apr 20 |
| * Trying to compile Ildurest's JPEG encoder on Linux | qbguy on Apr 20 |
| No, it mallocs my 1 GB ram and then dies. | qbguy on Apr 20 |
| Just like to confirm i-loop problems people are experiencing with some programs |
on Apr 21 |
| The JPEG encoder does | qbguy on Apr 21 |
| Problem found! VARSEG/VARPTR of User Defined Type elements not supported yet |
on Apr 22 |
| * Dragon? :-P |
on Apr 22 |
| Galleondragon was Galleon's name when working on Ultima 6. | roy on Apr 22 |
| *U6O to be precise, I didn't get to work with Richard Garriot...(mixed feelings) |
on Apr 22 |
| Another problem running the JPEG encoder... |
on Apr 22 |
| A program that makes QB64 go crazy! |
on Apr 23 |
| Great news! All bugs in jpeg maker now fixed! (more) |
on Apr 23 |
| *You meant to write. "Great news, all bugs in QB64 to run JPEG maker now fixed." |
on Apr 23 |
| * Attaboy! And you NEED Common Shared WHEN? Grow up! :-P |
on Apr 23 |
| My bad. I implied that there were errors in your JPEG saver. 1024 apologies! |
on Apr 23 |
| I knew what you meant GalleonDragon |
on Apr 23 |
| * Because the project keeps "dragon" on forever. ;) |
on Apr 23 |
| * You are bad! If Mac was here he'd a thrown us both out, lol. |
on Apr 23 |
| *I'm beating a dead horse and loving every minute of it! |
on Apr 24 |
| * ROFLMAO! Nice to see that jab, though it isn't dead (yet). ^_^ | RpgFan on Apr 24 |
| I hear they are holding a horse's ascii contest, but I digress... |
on Apr 24 |
| Mr Mercury0x000D asked if one existed |
on May 1 |
| Yes, Galleon should scrap it and re-write it hand coded in machinne language... |
on May 1 |
| Speaking of self-hosting languages, I believe C is in this category. |
on May 1 |
| Yes, there are several C compilers written in C. | qbguy on May 2 |
| COMPLAIN? I don't care if it is written in FB, as long as it works! |
on May 2 |
| *First, that sentence was a joke, and second, you shouldn't have cross-posted at QB64.net | qbguy on May 2 |
| * YOU are a joke, but I am not laughing! |
on May 2 |
| * Right, I don't care how good French-cut panties feel, quit cross-posting! :) |
on May 2 |
| * Been like that ever since I dressed up like a Dutch girl! |
on May 3 |
| * LOL - Well, the "Stealers" stole it in the end; so, don't feel too bad. |
on May 3 |
| *CALL INTERRUPT implemented (usable in next release!) |
on Apr 13 |
| *Just for the mouse I gather? Sure could use &H21....... |
on Apr 14 |
| It just calls the existing call_interrupt function in libqbx.cpp or qbx.cpp | qbguy on Apr 14 |
| * Yeah another HACK? |
on Apr 14 |
| NO | qbguy on Apr 15 |
| *Which sub-functions of INT &H21 do you actually use (and why)? |
on Apr 15 |