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USB is only fast when you are transmitting large chunks of data. When you send smaller packets, the overhead starts to become a larger factor. USB is a framed protocol, meaning that it buffers up some data and sends that out on a schedule (1kHz packet rate for standard USB speeds, maybe faster for ...

Nicely done. Sublime Text is an amazing editor. Happy to be able to PureBasic from it now.

The million-dollar question remains if PureBasic still reliably supports true cross-platform development across Windows, Apple x86 and Apple PPC.

Really, the question is more like "Why the heck should PureBasic support PPC?". The last powerPC mac was released in 2005.... 6 years ago. Apple no ...

All of your serial ports will show up as /dev/tty.* I think (but can't guarantee) that most usb to serial devices will show up at /dev/tty.usbserial.*

Rather than dmesg and fgrep, you can use the purebasic built in file system commands to grab the directory listing from /dev, throw away any entries ...

I use the OSX version of Purebasic along with the windows version and 99% of the stuff is compatible across the platforms. I took a look at your manuals and your app seems to be pretty straight purebasic code and nothing too custom (windows API calls, etc..). It will be easy to port I would imagine ...

It looks like you installed the 10.5 development environment a while back but perhaps haven't installed the stuff for 10.6 yet?

Would be nice. :D I've been using PureForm also (on windows), and I'd love to see that on my Mac also. I end up building GUIs in windows running under VMware and then compiling and testing them on my Mac. :wink:

Maybe one (or more) of us Mac guys could take Visual Designer source and work on ...

nase09 wrote:Still no 'Backspace-Unindent

No 100% sure what you are referring to, but does shift-TAB do what you are looking for?

Sweeeeet! The betas have been working great for me, both on OSX and XP, and I'm sure that the final release will continue to be the best programming language that I've had the pleasure of using. Cheers!

I found out about it because the company I work for does contract work for a car manufacturer (i'm not able to disclose the name due to NDA reasons) for their network security vunlerability testing, and their manufacturing people contacted us asking about the possibility of testing one of their ...

Even the article is outdated. They have also found a better way to do it for the ones that have BlueTooth recently. They have even developed an experimental BlueTooth device, they walk up to the car and do what they want including unlocking the doors, starting the car, and on some models disabling ...

This is stupid scare mongering as near as i can tell. They connected to the OBDII port on the car... this requires physical access to the interior of the car. They then were able to monitor the car system and access the various bits of the car. OMG! :roll: This is on the same order as breaking into ...

GWarner wrote:Who cares... :roll:

Don't like Steam and don't like Macs. (My opinion)

Wow, thanks for taking the time to share. We've all been wondering what your opinion was on the matter. :roll:

I've started licensing my code under the Poetic License

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This work "as-is" we provide.
No warranty, express or implied.
We've done our best,
to debug and test.
Liability for damages denied.

Permission is granted hereby,
to copy, share, and modify.
Use as is fit,
free or for profit.
On ...

Well, if there any any invites out there, I'd appreciate one. Thanks!