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Fred can confirm that but my guess about what #PB_Any force the gadget library to do is to generate a 64 bits UUID of some sort. That's probably why you get a different value each time you run your program.

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StarBootics



StarBootics,
Makes sence, Just seem it may take more ...

Hi All,

This is not an issue, just wondering why, if you compile and run the following code from the IDE, note if press Button_0 and then press Button_1 and look at the Dubug Results. Close the program and run it again, the results of Button_0 is not te same. Just wondering why?

Thanks ...

Marc56us,

Duh.... It was getting late. Thanks

This simple code works fine with Windows, but not with Ubuntu 20.04, no console is dipayed.
OpenConsole()
PrintN("Waiting 5 secs before quit...")
Delay(5000)

This will run on linux, but again no console is displayed.

OpenConsole()
x$ = "Waiting 5 secs before quit..."
ConsoleLocate(1,1 ...

After upgrading my HDD to a SSD and reinstalling Ubuntu 20.04 (same as before) and reinstalling PB 5.72LTS I have the following problem. When I load any file into the IDE, or no file at all, choose Compile / Run I get the following error:

"The compiler appears to have crashed or quit unexpectedly ...

Nope, #PB_Compiler_Console = Syntax error Under Linux.

I will find a work around ..... but thanks for the responce.

Thanks!

When dealing with cross platform apps, It would be helpfull to have a complile driective like #Compile_Console

Thank You!

Paul wrote:Under "Compiler Options" did you set "Executable Format" to "Console" ??

Yes that solved the issue. But why is it not the same in Win????? And not Documented?

Thanks for the help!!

Gary

Paul wrote:Under "Compiler Options" did you set "Executable Format" to "Console" ??

No I did not, in Linux or Win10. Is this OS depenent?

Ok, but why is this not working on Linux? Yet it still works on Win10?

This simple code works fine in win10, but no console is diplayed in Ubuntu 18.04? // Moved from "Bugs - Linux" to "Coding Questions" (Kiffi)

My long history with Basic:

GW Basic
Turbo Basic
PowerBasic for DOS
IBM VisualAge for Basic for OS/2 and Windows
PowerBasic for Windows
PureBasic

wilbert wrote:

Gary.Maine wrote:The issue here is not so much Float vs Double, but Linux vs Windows.

PureBasic relies on the OS to format a number (a C function of the printf family).
The Windows implementation is probably slightly different from macOS / Linux.

So I have found!

Thanks