Hi,
I am receiving POLINK error: Unresolved external sysmbol '_SYS_CopyStrig' Unresolved external(s) in PureBasic 5.44LTS (I tried to migrate to latest PureBasic as 5.30 was buggy with memory operations but unfortunately now have new bigger problem)
I have clean PureBasic 5.44LTS install with only drropy library
is there any way to continue using Droopy with 5.44LTS
How to Droopy for PureBasic 5.44LTS [SOLVED]
How to Droopy for PureBasic 5.44LTS [SOLVED]
Last edited by LiK137 on Tue Jan 10, 2017 10:00 am, edited 1 time in total.
Re: How to Droopy for PureBasic 5.44LTS
you can use droopy's Lib as a module ! Download the latest source and you can include it.
Re: How to Droopy for PureBasic 5.44LTS
ThanQ very much for help.
I already made code running (with your hint).
I already made code running (with your hint).
Re: How to Droopy for PureBasic 5.44LTS
Could you pass the link, please.Bisonte wrote:you can use droopy's Lib as a module ! Download the latest source and you can include it.
Please also say a few words on the topics: What is Droopy library? When to use it. How to use it. And maybe somewhere there is a basic description?
Re: How to Droopy for PureBasic 5.44LTS
Droopy Library. It's a collection of procedures/functions to do various things. Most of them are windows only. The latest link, that I know is theJan2004 wrote:Could you pass the link, please.Bisonte wrote:you can use droopy's Lib as a module ! Download the latest source and you can include it.
Please also say a few words on the topics: What is Droopy library? When to use it. How to use it. And maybe somewhere there is a basic description?
homepage of Droopy himself.
http://droopylib.pagesperso-orange.fr/
There is also a "basic description" direct in the source.
P.S. : Droopy Library is not a packet from Fantaisie Software, it's an user builded "library".
And now I see, that is here the Bug - Windows Section that has nothing todo with the compiler, if something from this lib
are not functional.
Re: How to Droopy for PureBasic 5.44LTS [SOLVED]
Thanks. Yes: that has nothing todo with the compiler.