Compile x86 programs from x64 IDE (windows only)

[SFSxOI]

I e-mailed Avast! to better explain things..

I pretty much explained that when I manually ran an PureBasic template file through the PureBasic Compiler (32-bit) file (pbcompiler.exe) using the /DEBUGGER as an parameter to be passed, the compiled files triggers Avast! about a virus found - "Win32:KdCrypt [Cryp]".

I have said a few things but I also again mentioned about Avast! sensitivity when compiling PureBasic template files from certain paths, and the PureBasic template files can be entirely emptied and compiled and still cause the Avast! alert.

If your interested..., I'll keep you updated.


Regards,
Thunder93

add it to the exceptions list in Avast and that won't happen any more.

[Thunder93]

That's the lazy man's route, .. I like to get to the root of the problem, and avoid having this happen to anyone else.

Anyways, it was a problem with Avast, and the problem been fixed with the 'program update'.

[SFSxOI]

well, yeah...but i wrongly assumed that you already had the latest updates.

[Thunder93]

Hi lexvictory.

Long-time since, and still using a modified version of your work. One of the most useful things I use often.

I have been using Compiler option 'Executable commandline' with my projects. I'm just wondering if it's possible to also pass this information over in addition with PB currently? I've giving a look but I don't see anything currently with PB offering this means.

Thanks in advanced.

[Poshu]

Uh... Talk about post necromancy xD! You know the official IDE support that natively for years, right?

[Thunder93]

Not always is a feature that is officially supported a good or convenient one. For instances... http://www.purebasic.fr/english/viewtop ... =3&t=58506

Uh... Talk about post necromancy xD! You know the official IDE support that natively for years, right?