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@AngelHeart : I have acquired a SAM440EP ... I will try PureBASIC on it soonly (was too busy these last days )

@Lucifer : Why "annoying" ???

Yes, all is correctly used.

If I do something like this

dbloadobject( "File.x", 1 )
dbdeleteobject( 1 )
Reoeat
dbsync()
Until dbescapekey() = 1

All run fine

I can also create a 3D object and see it on screen but if I do this :
dbloadobject( "File.x", 1 )
Reoeat
dbsync()
Until dbescapekey ...

Hi All,
This post directly follow the last one :
http://www.purebasic.fr/english/viewtopic.php?t=34927
Now FLOATS are correctly handled, INTEGER and STRINGS too :)

I've made good progress integrating the latest DarkSDK .lib pack into PureBASIC 4.30 Beta X.
I actually can include all PureSDK .lib ...

Hi All,

did someone tried PureBASIC on an Amiga OS 4.1 (on AmigaNG : AmigaONE, Sam, etc ...) ?

Are there some feedback concerning it ?

@ts-soft : It's already what I do

@Srod : You're probably right.
I'm not the author of the .lib files I'm working to integrate in PureBASIC ... but with:
MyInteger.l = RotateObject( ObjectID.l, FX.f, FY.f, FZ.f )
MyFloat.f = PeekF( @MyInteger )

it working fine.
As I've done a small program to get the functions names an create the ...

@srod :
In fact, I don't exactly get the same result. I don't get the same number but both number are recognized as integer (.l) by PureBASIC ... and never change ... apparently, I always get the pointer to the float and not the float itself... I'll check with the author of the plugin concerning ...

The .lib to import was developed using Microsoft Visual C++ ..
From the author, it directly send back simple precision floating number.

I've already tried this
It doesn't work.
It gives the same result than when I don't add the .f at the end of function name.

Hi All,

I need to import a .lib file that return float numbers.

For example :
Import "MyPlugin.lib"
RotateObject( iid.l , fx.f , fy.f , fz.f ) As "?RotateObject@@YAXHMMM@Z"
EndImport

I must chen use the function this way :
MyFloat.f = RotateObject( ObjectID.l, FX.f, FY.f, FZ.f )

The problem ...

Ok.

Thank you Fred for these informations.

So, I'll have to create a procedure inside my DLL to receive the informations I need from the main PureBASIC program ?

Hi All,

I have a small question.
If I create a DLL under PureBASIC to be used with PureBASIC.
Will the DLL share medias data ?

Imagine the main PureBASIC program open a screen/bitmap, will it be possible to access it from the DLL I've created ? Will I have to create a command where the user will ...

it's what I'll do.
I will send directly the code to Fred.

thank you all.

@ts-soft:
it's a simple calculation DLL there are no API calls, no DirectX calls ...
The most strange is that it's a group of DLL I've created and only 1 of them does not work ...

@freak:
It's a group of 21 DLLs I've created for various wrapping/calculations.
20 of them work perfectly on Windows ...