If the functions are imported from a *.lib, once the application is compiled is the *.lib file no longer required or does it need to be distributed along with the *.exe?
Thanks.
The lib is no longer required.
But if it was an import library, the DLL is required.
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mskuma wrote:Hi Flype - thanks alot for your excellent work, as always. About your RMChart wrapper - you mention "TO DO : updating to RMChart 4.01 for PureBasic 4.10". Are you planning to do that any time soon? I recently noticed the PureDispHelper UserLib examples for RMChart. I guess the nice thing about your approach is the user doesn't need to install the OCX version (can just go with the DLL which can be shipped with the app).
hi, i just came back from holidays (2 weeks).
yes, it's still to do. maybe quickly as i have still one week of holiday (at home).
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i'm interested in having contact with firebird users (i have no one at the moment).
i mainly use MySQL and i do not know well FireBird.
but well, i've made an include file for 'FireBird', i've done so few test then i can't say if it works well. Can you test for me ?
I've only just spotted this - I use Firebird so I'll certainly take a look.
Thanks Flype.
hi,
i've made this wrapper for firebird but i never used it. it was just a test in reality.
source code is provided, so everybody who needs to add functions is welcome. a beta tester is still wanted.
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but now it's the Rugby WorldCup... perhaps between two matches...
by the way All Blacks are very strong. Hope Australia will be as strong. Good chance.
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If the functions are imported from a *.lib, once the application is compiled is the *.lib file no longer required or does it need to be distributed along with the *.exe?
Thanks.
The lib is no longer required.
But if it was an import library, the DLL is required.
Do you know if in this instance fbclient.dll would need to be distributed with the app?
but now it's the Rugby WorldCup...
And England are the weakest I have ever seen them...
'England, the world champions' had a nice ring to it.
TO DO : updating to RMChart 4.01 for PureBasic 4.10
Thanks Flype for this. In the meatime, seems like 'RMCHART.DLL v3.10 for PB4.02' is ok for PB4.1 too which is great (if anyone finds any issue, please let us know here). I had the wrong impression that the new one for 4.1 is because of some PB4.1 issue, sorry about that. I don't know what's new about RMChar 4.01 over v3.10, but sounds great & looking forward to seeing it when you get time. Thanks again. [edit: I'm using RMChart Version 4.01 with the above wrapper, and no issues so far..]
Thanks Flype for PureXLS - good job . It works nicely with unicode/foreign chars also (as you might expect since the XML file is UTF8). You say it's unfinished, but looks very useable to me..
Hi flype,
I try to use your firebird include, but whe I run "fbclient_ms_example.pb" database is not created, even though "c:\new.fdb" not exists.
Any suggestion?
I'm very interesting about accessing firebird database from PB!
tom
I was wondering - do you have any plans to update your Postgresql wrapper to the latest version of PG as well as PB? I ask before I delve into doing my own code for it.
There's 99,99% chance that it should be recompiled with PB4.20 as the last version was compiled with PB4.00/TailBite 1.3 PR 1.2
Since a while i prefer to use includes instead of userlib,
but you can recompile it as source code is provided.
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