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Scalers for QB64? on Nov 7
* Quit making "bat" files and finish the compiler! ;-) ^^0^^Pete on Nov 1
nice batBen 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
VISTAiLL 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 thisasfh on Sep 13
    Yes it can! (but...) on Sep 14
QB64 no support cubic mathgene 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 ,BARAnon 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_VERSIONAnon on Aug 16
    * Because that would only be skipped at runtime, not at compile timeymous 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 m4Anon on Aug 28
      Re: There's a big differenceCyperium 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
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 worryAnon 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
  Hereanon 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 namesqbguy 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 compilerqbguy 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 timesqbguy on Jul 11
        On my computer, compiling the Linux kernel takes 8 minutes and 31.875 secondsqbguy 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 commandDean Menezes on Jul 15
             FixedAnon 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 accountqbguy 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 bugAnonymous on Jul 6
QB64 V0.84 Released! on Jul 4
 Too many GOTO statementsE 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 JavascriptAnonymous on Jul 6
 * Link does not workAnonymous 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-holeClippy on Jul 1
   * Linus isn't an adjectiveGrammar 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 formatAnonymous 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 somethingCyperium 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 Wikipediaqbguy 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 portAnonymous 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 functionsqbguy on Apr 18
  Links please! (I'm very lazy) on Apr 18
   Programs I wrote that use mouseqbguy 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 PythonY2K = 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 uninitializedDean 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 variablesqbguy 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 IssueRpgFan on Apr 20
   The forum converted your C++ code to smileysqbguy 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 Linuxqbguy 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 doesqbguy 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.netqbguy 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.cppqbguy on Apr 14
   * Yeah another HACK? on Apr 14
    NOqbguy 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 compilerqbguy on Apr 5
     For me, yes, from the README file: QB64 COMPILER V0.82 on Apr 5
      What? QB64 v 0.82 was releasedqbguy on Apr 5
       * Released yes, created, no. Two different dates. on Apr 5
        Oh right, created is when you extracted an earlier versionqbguy 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 POSIXqbguy 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 developmentqbguy 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 areqbguy on Apr 1
    EMULATE? on Apr 1
 Easy fix using Linuxqbguy on Apr 1

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