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When run, it should ask whether you want to enter autonomous mode. At that point, it will start playing "rolling balls" endlessly. This game is one in which the bug definitely occurs consistently.

Done!

I tried, but I couldn't get it to happen. However, I can make a version of the game that plays itself autonomously, aside from making the sounds that it usually does. Would that help? It takes around a minute or two for the bugs to start occurring.

Hello,
I have noticed a bug with the soundsystem that causes it to crash (without an error in the debug output list) after a few moments.
This bug seems to have been introduced with the switch to miniaudio: downgrading to PureBasic 6.04 seems to fix it.
As an aside, I also noticed another regression ...

Thanks very much again! I see how this works now.

Hello,
Thanks for the response, this is what I was looking for!
Well, really there is only one more piece I think: how does one convert a pointer at a p-ascii back into a regular string?
Thanks,
Rory Michie.

Hello,
It's been a while since using this language, so I apologize if this is a silly question, but I can't find immediately available information regarding this.
I'm calling a DLL from pure basic. In this instance, I need to use char* as parameters and sometimes as the return value of procedures as ...

hmm, the leak still seems to occur. The most insane things about this is it's not like it's a minimal leak. It's maybe from 20 to 100 mb per second, or sometimes more. I have never seen something like this in my 3 years with pb.

Aha, I see now. Much thanks!

Hello,
I have made a game dll in PureBasic, to have menus, edit boxes, and a few other things. If it looks strange, it is just for audiogames. I would like to use this dll in python.
In PureBasic, all the functions work fine, with no problem, however in python, a huge memory leak occurs.
Here is my ...

hi,
a malicious hacker recently got into my servers and withdrew an EXE file of an extremely private network program that leads to our remote console.
He then proceeded to decompile it, extracting pure basic sourcecode.
How can I protect future code from this?

ok now I'm just confused; maybe I'll provide code later when I remember how to use sound3d, xd

hi all
from what I can tell, making x increase causes sounds to go to the left, rather than to the right. This is a little irritating; any way to reverse it?

This has been a pressing concern for a while now, and it's getting really annoying, so I figured I may as well post about it here.
Let's say I have a string for a button that is called "back to main screen"
Well, pure basic randomly capitalized the To, but sometimes it did and sometimes not, causing ...

sorry, that last post didn't work properly