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Sadly nothing about this child beheaded by the 'moderate opposition' made the news: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3697770/US-backed-Nour-al-Din-al-Zenki-behead-boy-accused-al-Quds-spy-Assad.html And many others like that. Who cried for him? People who use their brains will see through the ...

In theory you should be able to use GrabDrawingImage() while drawing on WindowOutput() to get the piece of window drawn under the canvas. This will also work when the window hasn't got a consistent color (e.g. when using themes). Then you could draw this piece as a background (to mimic transparency)...

I'm using KDE here (it shouldn't matter I guess). I installed many GTK3 themes before posting the report and strangely they all had this problem. But I think you are right, there must be a problem with the themes since I installed the kde-config-gtk-style-preview and the progressbars are shown small...

Not sure if this is a problem with GTK itself / my current theme or PB, but the rendered height of the progress bar seems to remain fixed no matter what value is used: If OpenWindow(0, 0, 0, 320, 160, "ProgressBarGadget", #PB_Window_SystemMenu | #PB_Window_ScreenCentered) TextGadget (0, 10...

Nice code Wilbert, thanks! It's lightning fast too.

Hi. Found the problem. It seems that I forgot to write ProcedureReturn in _blake_BSWAP64() . Updated the code in the first post and it passes the test vectors now (tested on Debian 64bit with PB 5.31).

Thank you both for the explanation, it's perfectly clear now. I'll save the register in a variable as advised. Still got many things to learn .

I've got this procedure where I need an extra register besides eax, ecx and edx. ebx seems to be good for the task, but I can't seem to be able to preserve it. For example consider the following code: Procedure myproc(bbb.l) CompilerIf #PB_Compiler_Processor = #PB_Processor_x64 !push rbx CompilerEls...

1. On a new installation of PureBasic 5.31, if the 'Enable recording of history' checkbox is disabled in settings then OK is pressed, the IDE will lock up and not respond to input (CPU usage increased as well). The settings dialog will not close anymore. 2. After compiling a big project (~20k lines)...

I think that is the way most (Windows) save dialogs work, unless "All Files (*.*)" is selected, then no extension will be added. BUT it seems like the IDE always defaults to "Executable" so you have to select "All Files" every time... maybe the IDE should remember your...

Two suggestions regarding the executable creation / compilation: Currently, each time we select 'Create executable' from the menu, a dialog to select the output filename appears. This dialog also has a filter for the file extension, but it seems that the extension gets added automatically to the out...

Good information, thanks. It's nice to know there are more volatile registers available for use, as things can get slow when dealing with memory alone. Working with registers makes quite the difference, especially for hash and encryption algos.

Thanks for the confirmation.

In the manual it is written that: - On x86 processors, the available volatile registers are: eax, ecx and edx. All others must be always preserved. - On x64 processors, the available volatile registers are: rax, rcx, rdx, r8, r9, xmm0, xmm1, xmm2 and xmm3. All others must be always preserved. In thi...

Hi, I tried following one of the blog posts in order to compile an x86 program on a Debian Wheezy 7.8 x64 box with PureBasic 5.31 x86, but ran into some problems. The IDE launches fine, however at compilation I get many errors looking like this: /urs/bin/ld: i386 architecture of input file 'purebasi...