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If you're only moving data from one place to another, why not use the built in 'CopyMemory()' function instead?

If pitch is same for source and destination I think something like this would work OK:

PB adds a stub at the beginning of the procedure that handles register preservation etc. Your code is located after all this. There's an option in the compiler that outputs the generated ASM for you to modify and optionally reassemble (you should check out this option to see what's being added at ...

You need to use quads to calculate the offset. Also using a structure like this might help:

Structure LargeInt
Low.l
Hi.l
EndStructure

Structure LargeOffset
StructureUnion
q.q
ll.LargeInt
EndStructureUnion
EndStructure

Offset.LargeOffset\q = 500*1024*1024*1024

SetFilePointer_(hFile ...

Glad you got things working! Regarding your little misstake, i can only say -been there, done that... again ... again ... and again

The HTTP header always ends with the sequence $0d $0a $0d $0a, ie a double CARRIAGE RETURN. You should search for this, everything after this is data and you should be able to just save the buffer from this point to the end of the buffer. I would also check against the 'content-length' entry in the ...

Have you ruled out overflow for Rx/Tx buffer and such? I would suggest that you for testing purposes create a simple echo program in the micro controller that just sends back everything that it receives. By doing this you'll be able to see what's being sent when two keys are pressed simultaneously ...

What i meant was to call 'luaL_register()' like this:
luaL_register(L, 0, RL)

Possibly you need to pass a zero pointer, i.e. not a pointer to an empty string as you do with #NULL$ and Chr(0).

Use a quad for the file size instead..

something like this should display correct size:

It seems I have to apologize as well, because I didn't check the output thoroughly enough myself. I missed that the euro character was not correctly sent. So I've investigated a bit further and found that if you replace the following line:

PokeS(@newchar, Chr(PeekB(@Text+i)), #PB_Unicode)

With ...

For the 'l' missing i said that a key up event should be sent in case of two same chars following. this should fix the missin 'l':

#KEYEVENTF_UNICODE = 4

Global Dim SendInputData.INPUT(0)

Procedure SendInput(Text.s)

Protected i,j, k.l, newchar.l, char.l

k=Len(Text)

If k
ReDim ...

Note that you're sending the virtual keycodes with the method you're currently using, this means that you can only use capital letters with the conversion you use now. i.e:

SendInput("HELLO")

However these capital letters will be sent as lower case letters to the thread receiving the events.

I ...

However it seems to me that having in excess of 126 include files in a project is rather pointless and cutting down the amount should be an easy task.

Pointless?

To whom?

That is your opinion, nothing more.

Well, as i said that it seemed pointless to ME. One could assume that I am the one ...

Probably have to do with how the PB Debugger keeps track of which line and include that is currently executed. I think they use a long to keep track of current line and current include, 8-bit for indexing the includes and 24 bit for the linecount. Assuming i'm right about this i think that if the PB ...

I'm thinking that you should optimize the algorithm somewhat, as far as i can see this should be enough for the first procedure:

Procedure Odbierz(liczba.b,numer)
liczba.b+128
t0.l = liczba.b >> (numer-1)
a0.d = t0/2
t0 = a0
a = Round(a0, #PB_Round_UP) - t0
ProcedureReturn a
EndProcedure ...