More on BCD encoding is found in: Section: Tips & Tricks Titled: Union as 'own' data-type URL: https://www.freebasic.net/forum/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=27450 This just to give an idea of, how to deal with it ... (it just does one UByte at the time) You might have to extend it for your specific ne...

@Dinosaur, seems to me, that you've misunderstood what's written in the Docs, of the device. The encoding isn't, as you assumed in HEX, but in BCD (binary coded decimal). 5.2 Real Time Clock Registers [00h to 06h] These RTC (Realtimeclock) registers are stored as binary-coded decimal BCD format. Sec...

Nothing new under the sun:
M$ is still (always did it) using its userbase, as beta testers ...

Btw: those that haven't taken control of their OS themselfs by now,
by wresting it forcefully back from M$, can only be pityed.

Which clashes with other header definitions (the Windows headers, no less). Nope, nothing to do with headers (the TRUE/FALSE issue) it is FBC related. It's a change in FBC itself: OK, up to and including version: 1.03.0 From version: 1.04.0 (introduction of Boolean type into FBC) it must be removed...

srvaldez wrote:I don't know what's going on, no binaries, maybe this will work

Maybe just your virus-scanner interfering ...
(try with it switched OFF, for the test)

I'd suggest to use FBC 64 bit, whenever you are on a 64 bit operating system. The advantage is: the 32 bit emulator (WoW on WIN) isn't needed, at all. Typically: consumes more RAM and possibly, slows down execution speed. From my point of view, the 32 bit version, is only good for legacy 32 bit OS's...

I don't know LUA. LUA is a script interpreter, made by the same people that did IUP. Because of that, they integrate very well with each other (both by: PUC-RIO). Is parsing B1 to a value from the table something that LUA simply knows how to do, or is that something I would have to code? Yes, you'l...

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Sorry, don't understand the question (the library name itself, is the same for both versions).

ld: skipping incompatible /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/liballeg.so when searching for -lalleg ld: cannot find -lalleg First message: liballeg.so is found but, the bitness of it is wrong for the used compiler. Second message: simply states, "the right library" was not found (other bitness). S...

You have written, that you're using multiple .wav files ...

Maybe it's just a matter of releasing the already used one propperly,
while loading the second one (thereby releasing the used memory).
And so on, and so forth ...

This seems to me, to be one of those "blame the tools" rants. If a application crashes it's always a "blame the programmer" issue. (The tools are NOT EVER responsible, for the code the programmer writes!) The formatting issues caused by the use of different IDE's are only relevan...

olympic sIeeper wrote: didn't know pointers existed in FreeBASIC, are they implemented the same way as C or are there any differences I need to watch for?

Not that I'm aware off, except declaration is a bit different:
in C:whereas, in FB:

A Gui library that looks 'native' on Win/Lin (and, should run on Mac too) is IUP, for Win = WinApi backend, for UNIXy OS's = GTK backend. The exposed programming interface is always the same, OS independant. It links easily to FB, because it's native C (not C++ which requires wrappers). Both static ...

@dodicat, since when is WinApi compatible with Mac-OS? (without emulators, that is)

OP clearly wrote:... can be run on Windows and Mac OS.