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Oldefoxx,

From website purebasic news:

12th April 2004

PureBasic V3.90 (Windows)

- Added: #PB_Any support (dynamic numbering) for DataBase, File, Font, FileSystem, Gadget, Image,
Library, Module, Movie, Palette, Sprite, Sprite3D, SysTray, ToolBar, StatusBar and Window



I too have not been ...

dagcrack wrote:np, hehe.. btw 1kb/s ? LOL!! I downloaded at 30kb/s

hehe, My download is much bigger
I downloaded at 210kb/s from http://www.cs.virginia.edu/~lcc-win32/

Hans.

Kake26 wrote

If I have to I will find the most severe measure possible and take it.

Don't be too hard on yourself ...
I hope everything has worked out now.
Hans.

Inner,

You're welcome!

Blueznl wrote:

you can read the same var in four different ways from the same location

as a byte
as a word
as a doubleword

Whatever happened to method 4
Maybe as a book...

Hans.

Trondoc,

You should use a reliable virus scanner

Hans.

Inner,

I completely agree with you that your method makes sense in human readability. However, it is NOT the MAKEWORD implementation of MSDN.

I've run a few tests with TurboC++ and the PSDK definition of MAKEWORD.
Result: MAKEWORD (1,2) returns &0201 and MAKEWORD(2,1) returns &0102

This seems to ...

Inner,

Your function: Procedure.w MakeWord(a.b,b.b)

c.w=(b & $ff)|((a & $ff)<<8)

ProcedureReturn c
EndProcedure

Debug(Hex(MakeWord(1,2)))
My function: Procedure.w MakeWord(a.b,b.b)

c.w=(a & $ff)|((b & $ff)<<8)

ProcedureReturn c
EndProcedure

Debug(Hex(MakeWord(1,2)))
The ...

kake26,

Why don't you use the hardcopy you have made of such an important email? :roll: :roll:
That's SOO much easier than legal action...

Hans

Inner,

Actually that is not quite quite right.

Quoted from some deleted web page (found with GOOGLE): WinDoc/msdn/sdk/platforms/doc/sdk/win32/mac/src
The MAKEWORD macro creates an unsigned 16-bit integer by concatenating two given unsigned character values.

WORD MAKEWORD(
BYTE bLow, // low ...

Oliv,

From C++ windef.h: This means: result = (b & 255) * 256 + (a & 255)
In your example: 2 * 256 + 2 = 514

Hope this helps,
Hans.

NoahPhense,

Microsoft SDK platform directory size for everything:
File size total 655,355,316 ... allocated 1,402,894,336 bytes

I had to download and install in one go, because the .bat file for unpacking did not work...

The install did no harm (beside taking 1.5 gig disk space of course).

WinXp ...

Frame rate 58-60, turret is rotating pink square

Cpu: Intel Celeron 4A, 2433 MHz
Memory: 480 MB (PC2700 DDR SDRAM)
Video: S3 Graphics ProSavageDDR (32 MB)
3d acc: S3 SuperSavageDDR

Keep up the action!
Hans.

Dare2,
varX = varA + 17 * (varB - 3 )
Would leave varA and varB unchanged, always. Surely?
Yes, it would. But remember the sequence for operators: multiplication before addition!

In C the operator ++ means: increment by 1 and -- means: decrement by 1.

If you put this operator before a ...

Pythagoras,

There is an error in the -- example: RetVal=Stack(StackTop-1)

Correct code:

StackTop = StackTop - 1
RetVal = Stack(StackTop)

HTH, Hans.