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Maybe you'll find something on the SpiderBasic forum.PBJim wrote: Mon Feb 17, 2025 3:34 pm Out of interest, is there a demonstration of work that's been done within the realm of mobile applications with Spiderbasic, even something very simple to inspire others to make a start?
link, helpPBJim wrote: Mon Feb 17, 2025 3:34 pm Out of interest, is there a demonstration of work that's been done within the realm of mobile applications with Spiderbasic, even something very simple to inspire others to make a start?
Sometimes this happens.gamparono wrote: Tue Feb 18, 2025 7:27 am IsPack() is fully missing in 6.20, added only to online manual(.chm file also missing whole page)
But it was never implemented. Later this line disappeared from history.- Added: #StringConstant$ syntax support, to get the address of a string constant
Sorry pf_shadoko i was very busy, no work over macos catalina 10.15.7.pf shadoko wrote: Tue Jan 28, 2025 10:40 amsorry for the late reply
normally the bug with macs is fixed
can you confirm?
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; QuickHelp GetCPUID() - Returns the CPU's Processor ID.
ProcedureDLL$ GetCPUID()
Protected tmp_HiBits.l
Protected tmp_LoBits.l
Protected tmp_Serial.q
! mov eax, 01h
! cpuid
! mov dword [p.v_tmp_LoBits], eax
! mov dword [p.v_tmp_HiBits], edx
tmp_Serial = (tmp_HiBits << 32) | tmp_LoBits
ProcedureReturn Hex(tmp_Serial, #PB_Quad)
EndProcedure
;Debug GetCPUID()
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Compiling C:\Data\PureLibrary\Library\GetCPUID.pb to library GetCPUID.
PureBasic 6.20 - C Backend (Windows - x64)
Compiling C:\Data\PureLibrary\Library\GetCPUID.pb
Loading external libraries...
Starting compilation...
16 lines processed.
Error: Assembler
error: unknown type name 'mov'
64 | mov eax, 01h
| ^~~
purebasic.c:64:11: error: invalid suffix "h" on integer constant
64 | mov eax, 01h
| ^~~
purebasic.c:64:11: error: expected identifier or '(' before numeric constant
Since the C backend is used when compiling, you must use inline C syntax.akee wrote: Thu Feb 27, 2025 11:04 am Just checking, PureLibrary does not support inline assembly yet right?
Compiling this old code returns an error.
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; QuickHelp GetCPUID() - Returns the CPU's Processor ID. ProcedureDLL$ GetCPUID() Protected tmp_HiBits.l Protected tmp_LoBits.l Protected tmp_Serial.q ! mov eax, 01h ! cpuid ! mov dword [p.v_tmp_LoBits], eax ! mov dword [p.v_tmp_HiBits], edx tmp_Serial = (tmp_HiBits << 32) | tmp_LoBits ProcedureReturn Hex(tmp_Serial, #PB_Quad) EndProcedure ;Debug GetCPUID()
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; QuickHelp GetCPUID() - Returns the CPU's Processor ID.
ProcedureDLL.s GetCPUID()
Protected eax.l, edx.l
!__asm__ __volatile__ (
!".intel_syntax noprefix;"
!"mov eax, 1;"
!"cpuid;"
!".att_syntax"
!:"=a" (v_eax), "=d" (v_edx)
!);
ProcedureReturn Hex((edx << 32) | eax, #PB_Quad)
EndProcedure
;Debug GetCPUID()Correct, currently PureLibrary creation in PureBasic is limited to the C backend. So you can use inline C, but not inline Asm.akee wrote: Thu Feb 27, 2025 11:04 am Just checking, PureLibrary does not support inline assembly yet right?
Compiling this old code returns an error.