I was looking for a way to see whats allocated behind the scenes for me in case I can't figure out from docs/examples. Something like valgrind in the C world. If I 'leak' something because of bad assumptions, I'd like to figure it out without spending tons of time searching
or posing questions that ...
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- Wed Oct 01, 2014 6:09 pm
- Forum: Coding Questions
- Topic: Structure/EndStructure and embedded ascii strings (.s{})
- Replies: 4
- Views: 1874
- Wed Oct 01, 2014 1:29 am
- Forum: Coding Questions
- Topic: Structure/EndStructure and embedded ascii strings (.s{})
- Replies: 4
- Views: 1874
Re: Structure/EndStructure and embedded ascii strings (.s{})
hmm..
I thought the .b[] suffix indicated dynamic allocation of an array ?
I assumed the above based on the example in the help:
....
y.w
Name.s[10] ; 10 Names available (from 0 to 9)
EndStructure
If not, I think you just helped a whole lot!
ShowMemoryViewer() is neat too! (I'm new to PB ...
I thought the .b[] suffix indicated dynamic allocation of an array ?
I assumed the above based on the example in the help:
....
y.w
Name.s[10] ; 10 Names available (from 0 to 9)
EndStructure
If not, I think you just helped a whole lot!
ShowMemoryViewer() is neat too! (I'm new to PB ...
- Tue Sep 30, 2014 11:59 pm
- Forum: Coding Questions
- Topic: Structure/EndStructure and embedded ascii strings (.s{})
- Replies: 4
- Views: 1874
Structure/EndStructure and embedded ascii strings (.s{})
Hello,
When compiling in unicode mode and trying to interface to an ascii based .dll I have a problem where structure offsets are modified for me (due to character width adjustments). I settled on this solution, but it seems too ugly for me and I was hoping that someone else could point out a ...
When compiling in unicode mode and trying to interface to an ascii based .dll I have a problem where structure offsets are modified for me (due to character width adjustments). I settled on this solution, but it seems too ugly for me and I was hoping that someone else could point out a ...
- Fri Jul 18, 2014 3:10 am
- Forum: Applications - Feedback and Discussion
- Topic: Mental Math Problem Set Generator
- Replies: 0
- Views: 1888
Mental Math Problem Set Generator
Hello -
I just started doing [ this mental math course ] and decided to rip out a little app to generate problem sets for me to print out and work through. It's handy to simply fold up the paper (or a few) and stuff it in your pocket and pull it out throughout the day when you have some free time ...
I just started doing [ this mental math course ] and decided to rip out a little app to generate problem sets for me to print out and work through. It's handy to simply fold up the paper (or a few) and stuff it in your pocket and pull it out throughout the day when you have some free time ...
- Wed Feb 19, 2014 2:28 pm
- Forum: Coding Questions
- Topic: command line arguments behavior
- Replies: 10
- Views: 4221
Re: command line arguments behavior
Yes! exactly. You phrased it much better than I did. :) I tried to figure out a way around it, but the ide silently inserts the executable name. If it didn't do that, and let me construct my own commandline, then I could do the 'cmd /c' trick if I needed to apply redirection. I could set it up as an ...
- Tue Feb 18, 2014 5:12 pm
- Forum: Coding Questions
- Topic: command line arguments behavior
- Replies: 10
- Views: 4221
Re: command line arguments behavior
I'm trying to understand why redirection is not applied when launched from the ide. Hence the reason, that '< test.txt' is interpreted as arguments. This is unexpected behavior for me.
I tried to include the simplest code possible to demonstrate this behavior. All the code does is enumerate the ...
I tried to include the simplest code possible to demonstrate this behavior. All the code does is enumerate the ...
- Sun Feb 16, 2014 10:39 pm
- Forum: Coding Questions
- Topic: command line arguments behavior
- Replies: 10
- Views: 4221
Re: command line arguments behavior
I have no problem with OpenConsole.
My problem is with redirection and how it's interpreted different from the command line (expected) vs. from the ide (unexpected). Is this intended behavior ? To phrase it more directly: I cannot use redirection when launching from the ide, right ?
If I am ...
My problem is with redirection and how it's interpreted different from the command line (expected) vs. from the ide (unexpected). Is this intended behavior ? To phrase it more directly: I cannot use redirection when launching from the ide, right ?
If I am ...
- Wed Feb 12, 2014 5:48 pm
- Forum: Coding Questions
- Topic: command line arguments behavior
- Replies: 10
- Views: 4221
Re: command line arguments behavior
Yes, I do not want the literal redirection stuff to show up in the command line - I want it to do redirection - I'm not interested in using '<' (sorry, I forgot to mention that). I'm wondering if this is intended, or did the designer of the ide wish to have it's behavior identical to launching from ...
- Wed Feb 12, 2014 4:14 pm
- Forum: Coding Questions
- Topic: command line arguments behavior
- Replies: 10
- Views: 4221
command line arguments behavior
Hello,
Using this code:
EnableExplicit
OpenConsole()
PrintN( ProgramFilename() )
Define cnt.i = CountProgramParameters()
While cnt
PrintN( ProgramParameter() )
cnt - 1
Wend
Input()
; cmdline arguments:
; com1 < test.txt
I get different behavior when using the ide to run my program:
C:\prj ...
Using this code:
EnableExplicit
OpenConsole()
PrintN( ProgramFilename() )
Define cnt.i = CountProgramParameters()
While cnt
PrintN( ProgramParameter() )
cnt - 1
Wend
Input()
; cmdline arguments:
; com1 < test.txt
I get different behavior when using the ide to run my program:
C:\prj ...