| Message Title | Author and Date |
| 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 |
| * Link does not work | Anonymous on Jul 5 |
| 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 |
| QB64 version 0.83 released |
on Apr 6 |
| *V0.83 for Linux released too |
on Apr 7 |
| A question for Clippy... |
on Apr 4 |
| Glad to hear that you fixed it so quickly! |
on Apr 4 |
| RE: Glad to hear that you fixed it so quickly! |
on Apr 4 |
| I'm going to jump on board for this one... I want a version that runs on Atari |
on Apr 5 |
| I'm not paying another $800 ! You may need it more..... |
on Apr 5 |
| So far, even my smallest multi-modukar application fails to compile in QB64 :( |
on Apr 5 |
| * I hear ya. I'm afraid to try a big one without better compiler error messages. |
on Apr 5 |
| Are you very sure you are using the latest 0.82 compiler | qbguy on Apr 5 |
| For me, yes, from the README file: QB64 COMPILER V0.82 |
on Apr 5 |
| What? QB64 v 0.82 was released | qbguy on Apr 5 |
| * Released yes, created, no. Two different dates. |
on Apr 5 |
| Oh right, created is when you extracted an earlier version | qbguy on Apr 5 |
| Yep, like I'm sure a couple of D.C. Congressmen have said, "Now we're on the same [page.]" |
on Apr 5 |
| How do you want people to use these standards... |
on Apr 17 |
| **Nice to C you again MystikShadows |
on Apr 17 |
| Hey Galleon |
on Apr 17 |
| RE: I'll be giving it a good run down... |
on Apr 18 |
| *I'll implement CALL INTERRUPT (for mouse int 33h), RUN & CLEAR in my break this month |
on Apr 5 |
| Centered Window |
on Apr 5 |
| * Just move your screen to the left... Ted and I were here first! ;) |
on Apr 5 |
| * WHY would I want your calendar blocking up center screen? |
on Apr 5 |
| Thanks Galleon, also, how hard or eas would it be to get LOCK supported? |
on Apr 5 |
| There is a file locking call in POSIX | qbguy on Apr 5 |
| It's possible, but not in an easy and cross-platform way. | RpgFan on Apr 8 |
| ARGGGGGGHH!.... LINUS to delay next QB64 release! |
on Mar 30 |
| Well seeing as the Windows version is ahead of the Linux version in development | qbguy on Mar 31 |
| How many schools use Linus? We need new QB people NOW! |
on Mar 31 |
| The School of Computer Science and Engineering at the University of New South Wales does. |
on Apr 1 |
| * Like they go to an engineering college to learn Qbasic? |
on Apr 1 |
| Wait, I thought the 2 major things in QB64 not done are | qbguy on Apr 1 |
| EMULATE? |
on Apr 1 |
| Easy fix using Linux | qbguy on Apr 1 |
| Unusual QB64 results with WIDTH 80, 50 |
on Mar 30 |
| Actually that's completely normal for WIDTH 80,50 |
on Mar 31 |
| Worked Like A Charm |
on Mar 31 |
| Well that's some fontastic news! |
on Mar 31 |
| Reply to Pete |
on Mar 29 |
| Thanks for the reply... |
on Mar 30 |
| * Galleon has already answered you at QB64.net |
on Mar 30 |
| Screen 0 colors in QB64 |
on Mar 18 |
| Do you really need to use INTERRUPTX? |
on Mar 18 |
| RGB needed in QB64 |
on Mar 19 |
| You can use more colors in QB64 |
on Mar 19 |
| Yes, QB prodocal should be followed |
on Mar 19 |
| I'm interested in your code |
on Mar 19 |
| The code needs no parameters. |
on Mar 19 |
| *Exactly. It's enough to place it at the start of your program. |
on Mar 20 |
| A little note about colors | Ben on Mar 19 |
| I don't think it would be so easy | PhyloGenesis on Mar 22 |
| * Other QB64 screen modes have added features already |
on Mar 22 |
| Two questions about QB64 |
on Mar 13 |
| I think you mean CPU usage... |
on Mar 13 |
| I had to set NTVDM priority to low |
on Mar 13 |
| It should |
on Mar 13 |
| Nope, still high CPU usage |
on Mar 13 |
| * /LOW works better on my XP to keep my wireless internet connection. |
on Mar 13 |
| Well I'm surprised. |
on Mar 13 |
| Galleon, will QB64 run on any 64-bit system? |
on Mar 13 |
| 64 bit allows 32 bit also, but.......................... |
on Mar 13 |
| RE: Will QB64 run on any 64-bit system? |
on Mar 14 |
| I thought I remembered you stated in the past QB64 would run on 64-bit Windows.. |
on Mar 14 |
| * Could you make your posts shorter? Galleon is kind of busy..... |
on Mar 14 |
| * |
on Mar 16 |
| * | * on Mar 17 |
| * | on Mar 17 |
| + | on Mar 17 |
| - | on Mar 17 |
| . | on Mar 17 |
| | on Mar 17 |
| * Perhaps you could make use of the "-m32" option of gcc? It shouldn't be difficult... | Just A Dude on Mar 18 |
| Success With Name In Title Bar Of QB64 |
on Mar 10 |
| * What do you mean by lucky? Any title won't work? |
on Mar 10 |
| No success with names longer than 8 letters |
on Mar 10 |
| More than 8 is possible if you fix LIBQBX.CPP first... | Dav on Mar 10 |
| Step by step instructions for the fixes are here... | Anonymous on Mar 11 |
| Small program to do the "No Temp Files" fix... | Dav on Mar 12 |
| While you have the Hex editor fired up ... | Dav on Mar 10 |
| I have to note that QB64 hacks may not work in future versions! |
on Mar 10 |
| You're absolutely right. Also... | Dav on Mar 11 |
| Thanks, Dav - the hacks worked! |
on Mar 11 |
| You're welcome. Glad it worked. | Dav on Mar 12 |
| Could a link be added here to go to the QB64.NET Forum? |
on Mar 9 |
| That was my idea of cross referencing forums that I brought up in the main forum... |
on Mar 9 |
| Hmmmmm, I thought it sounded familiar :) |
on Mar 10 |
| Can a window be centered using QB64 |
on Feb 15 |
| I bet it can, with a hack... |
on Feb 15 |
| The two keys are what again Don? |
on Feb 15 |
| * It sounds like they can be any two keys and you can configure it | qbguy on Feb 16 |
| Two Keys |
on Feb 16 |
| Here's the hack to set the title bar text | qbguy on Feb 16 |
| Interesting hack there. Mine was to... | Dav on Mar 10 |
| To center the window | qbguy on Feb 16 |
| * You can then edit the generated C++ source to call this function | qbguy on Feb 16 |
| Title Bar - QBGuy What Did I Do Wrong? |
on Feb 16 |
| Do it like this: | qbguy on Feb 16 |
| QBGuy, Hellllllllp!! |
on Feb 16 |
| * Run test.exe instead | qbguy on Feb 16 |
| More about this... |
on Feb 17 |
| New Look To Mesamenu |
on Feb 25 |
| QB64 V0.82 released today (24th Jan '09) |
on Jan 23 |
| * nevermind............. |
on Jan 22 |
| IDE problems will delay new release to end of month |
on Jan 19 |
| Serial port support? | David on Jan 7 |
| The real problem may come from Windows blocking port access in NT - XP. |
on Jan 7 |
| *Serial port support is planned for but not implemented. |
on Jan 9 |
| HEY GALLEON, MUST I OPTIMISE EVERYTHING YOU DO? | qbguy on Jan 5 |
| What I think about this... |
on Jan 9 |
| Re: What I think about this... | qbguy on Jan 9 |
| I love the QB64_Mouse Function! |
on Jan 4 |
| Works in my "...Smarter Than an Admin" moving window post, too. |
on Jan 4 |
| * Flashing? Put your clothes on when you're near a Window dammit! |
on Jan 4 |
| OK, now we have some possible issues. I-Man's ASM routine... |
on Jan 4 |
| * I don't think BYVAL is supported yet. |
on Jan 4 |
| I think you nailed it. I see some CALL ABSOLUTE support but not BYVAL. |
on Jan 4 |
| * It is really more developed in 7.1, which is not a present goal. |
on Jan 4 |
| Here is some USEFUL information for you Galleon... |
on Jan 4 |
| *Thanks for the tip offs about REM and ELSE 100 |
on Jan 5 |
| *Fyi, I finally implemented PRINT USING in QB64 |
on Jan 4 |
| Working in SCREEN 0 and with accounting apps, you can imagine how important this is to me. |
on Jan 4 |
| * Ahhh yes, the dreaded ASCII moon Function he made. |
on Jan 4 |
| I Use Notepad to print form | MarineDon on Jan 5 |
| I slaved -out my QB printing back in 2002. |
on Jan 5 |
| LPRINT still works for me | qbguy on Jan 5 |
| * QB can only use LPRINT with LPT1 normally.. |
on Jan 5 |
| QBguy showed me this way to do it in XP |
on Jan 5 |
| *I doubt anyone really wants to know, but here it is anyway... [URL] |
on Jan 6 |
| * I'm glad QB64 does not have all of those switches! |
on Jan 6 |
| His post was a link to FreeBASIC's LPRINT documentation | qbguy on Jan 6 |
| * "Compile with -lang fblite or qb" |
on Jan 6 |
| GOTOs | qbguy on Dec 31 |
| * The less GOTO's the better kiddo. How many LET's are in the code? |
on Jan 1 |
| It should be "The fewer GOTO's the better, kiddo." | Grammar Police on Jan 1 |
| My Fake IDE doesn't work in QB64... |
on Dec 31 |
| Nice... |
on Jan 1 |
| Yes, pressing Alt + Enter a second time resulted in this... |
on Jan 2 |
| Preset full screen | qbguy on Jan 2 |
| * Now we gotta rewrite the QB64 code? Hmmmmmm. |
on Jan 2 |
| Cool. That's what I like, simple solutions. Thanks! |
on Jan 2 |
| To Pete: Responses on a number of issues |
on Jan 2 |
| How about a way to change the program's title-bar/icon? |
on Jan 2 |
| I changed QB64ICON.BMP to suit my taste. | Dav on Jan 3 |
| I have a hack to change the title bar | qbguy on Jan 3 |
| I was joking but that's also nice to know... |
on Jan 3 |
| Naturally QB never used it, but that was never a problem in QB either. |
on Jan 3 |
| My code doesn't work in QB64. |
on Dec 31 |
| Mouse usage was incorrect, change this... |
on Dec 31 |
| Originally post edited, that code now works! |
on Dec 31 |
| QB64 V0.81x finally released! |
on Dec 26 |
| Problem with Linux version | qbguy on Dec 26 |
| * Wine, wine, wine! |
on Dec 26 |
| *Thanks qbguy! I'll create a tar.gz version today which preserves those flags |
on Dec 26 |
| *Hell, you can't even get WinZip to work on Linux! |
on Dec 26 |
| Isn't that IRONIC. Linux can do everything except what everything else does. |
on Dec 26 |
| Linux has GUI archiving tools built in | qbguy on Dec 27 |
| This is strange | qbguy on Jan 3 |
| * I think you should deal with Galleon before supplying your own downloads! |
on Jan 3 |
| * I thought qb64 was a "free" compiler? | Ben on Jan 4 |
| I think you mean OPEN SOURCE. Unfortunately you cannot STEAL it yet! |
on Jan 4 |
| Pete, please remove link in QBguy's above post. |
on Jan 4 |
| * qbguy can remove it himself. |
on Jan 4 |
| * No Login? He seldom even logs in........... |
on Jan 4 |
| * Ah, you are correct. Galleon can remove it then. |
on Jan 4 |
| OK, here's my 2,000 cents... |
on Dec 26 |
| RE: Pete's 2,000 cents |
on Dec 27 |
| I'm sure glad it was you that said all of that Pete! |
on Dec 27 |
| I get his "All roads lead to Rome" ideology... |
on Dec 27 |
| Well, all of the current talk is about the IDE bugs and ......... |
on Dec 27 |
| Arrrrrg... |
on Dec 27 |
| * I think it only works on QBguy's code, lol |
on Dec 27 |
| *No worries Galleon, I still have faith in this project. |
on Dec 27 |
| *Faith is believing in something that you may never see! |
on Dec 27 |
| I think the problem I having with it is now I have to have faith in too many things... |
on Dec 28 |
| * Well said! My feelings exactly. We need QB64 SOON ! |
on Dec 28 |
| * If Linux is a "hobbyrating system" then what does that make Vista? | qbguy on Dec 28 |
| * If we had QB64, Vista would be fine. You Linux and IDE lovers are stopping that! |
on Dec 28 |
| It makes Vista a finished working usable operating system |
on Dec 29 |
| Installing Windows is easier than installing Linux. | qbguy on Jan 10 |
| * Great, but why is this NOT in the Linus Forum? |
on Jan 10 |
| * Because it is in reply to Pete's post about Linux in this forum | qbguy on Jan 10 |
| * And also because the name of the Operating System is Linux and not Linus | qbguy on Jan 10 |
| *That's not a good reason! You can post it in Linus and post the link. |
on Jan 10 |
| LOL - I think you meant that the other way around but Windows really is easier... |
on Jan 10 |
| Well if your'e counting OEM Windows | qbguy on Jan 10 |
| * Oh, I'm sorry. I meant... Go to a store other than K-Mart. |
on Jan 11 |
| * Qb64 already supports SHELL, but mouse needs the new underscore syntax at least for now | qbguy on Dec 29 |
| * Thanks to the L word, we are still waiting for Absolute and Interrupt too. |
on Dec 29 |
| Re: QB64 V0.81x finally released! | Ben on Dec 28 |
| QB64 bi-monthly update post |
on Dec 14 |
| QB64 off on another Tangent |
on Nov 26 |
| I'm helping people make an OS... news to me! | Galleon on Nov 27 |
| "A bit slowly" | qbguy on Nov 28 |
| The QB64 project should be available for Linux soon! |
on Oct 25 |
| So I can post stuff here again, now? | qbguy on Nov 24 |
| * Sure, Galleon is back as the Mod. So post away! |
on Nov 24 |
| emacs qb64 mode | Anonymous on Oct 4 |
| *QB64 will be available for both Mac OS Classic (non-intel chip) & Mac OSX (intel chip) |
on Oct 5 |
| GNU Emacs is a text editor | qbguy on Oct 5 |
| *Thanks for the clarification qbguy, I'll check out Emacs soon |
on Oct 5 |
| When? | Marco on Oct 9 |
| I'D Enjoy creating programs in QB64 if I had an IDE |
on Oct 4 |
| *I'd feel comfortable working in that 'familiar' environment (Status window is great). |
on Oct 4 |
| How do they talk | qbguy on Oct 4 |
| RE: How do they talk? |
on Oct 5 |
| *That's a great IDEa Galleon! That will help new users too. |
on Oct 4 |
| *Yes a good start, as Clippy says, new QB64 programmers will need an IDE. | roy on Oct 5 |
| Wouldn't that be a bit slow on older machines? |
on Oct 5 |
| RE: Wouldn't that be a bit slow on older machines? |
on Oct 5 |
| DOWNLOAD QB64 V0.81 NOW! |
on Sep 30 |
