i have no idea how they work....
i know that u have to create a directory in the subsystems folder, then a purelibraries one... (userlibraries too?)
is there any common naming scheme for Unicode, Threadsafe and Unicode+Threadsafe?
and for those 3, do i have to manually add their name to the compiler options when i compile a program in one of those modes? (using pb editor)
subsystem question...
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Re: subsystem question...
Not necessarily (it was broken anyway in PB4.00/PB4.01).lexvictory wrote:userlibraries too?
Most of the userlibrary programmers use this scheme :lexvictory wrote:is there any common naming scheme for Unicode, Threadsafe and Unicode+Threadsafe?
- standard library version in %Purebasic%\PureLibraries\UserLibraries\
- thread-safe library version in %Purebasic%\SubSystems\UserLibThreadSafe\PureLibraries\
- unicode library version in %Purebasic%\SubSystems\UserLibUnicode\PureLibraries\
- unicode + thread-safe library version in %Purebasic%\SubSystems\UserLibUnicodeThreadSafe\PureLibraries\
Yes if you use the PB IDE.lexvictory wrote:and for those 3, do i have to manually add their name to the compiler options when i compile a program in one of those modes? (using pb editor)
For example, if you compile in unicode mode, add the subsystem 'UserLibUnicode' to the compiler options.
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