badidea wrote:Anyone else having these issues at the moment?

Nope, no problems here. Probably check first with your local ISP?

Roland Chastain wrote:What is the program supposed to do?

Well, CMS stands for [C]ontent [M]anagement [S]ystem, used on a Web-Server typically.
This lets you easily update "the content served" without changing the code (HTML/CSS/Scripts).

I just love iguanas (my *virtual companeros during hurricane patricia striking Mexico in 2015). *virtual = the hotel rooms walls had lots of metal-iguanas Well, looks good to me "as-is". With more different modules you might consider using callback procedures ... (in thread "Wiki impo...

is something way more complex (send output based on a env variable) executing an entire program, but I don't want to select-case every possible text How about using a string array instead of a 'endless' select case ? Your env. number = array index ... (strings could even be loaded from file, more m...

If so, just curious, do you have any idea why the team chooses fbcunit as their test framework instead of using C-based framework such as CUnit? That one is easy to answer: in the early days of FBC CUnit was used for testing. (Up to and including ver. 1.05.0 AFAIK.) Since it got 'old' (probably lac...

In FB you simply write (procedure) Identifier(argument-list):

This is not really new. I've done that about 5 years ago with getScrInfo().
It appears that in GFXlib the return data-tyte 'integer' is the only one allowed ... (sort of: hard coded).

Well, this idea comes straight from "what it says in the documentation":
ThreadDetach -- thread may not yet be finished executing
ThreadWait -- assures that thread has terminated
(in a nutshell)

IMO, in the threaded examples there is the MUTEX missing, when using ThreadDetach() at least.
If ThreadWait() would be used instead, probably not mandatory.

Simple answer: No, this is not possible (without a 'workaround') Reason: FBC itself has no 'rename' functionality 'built in' You'll have to do it 'manually' or with a CLI-script. Getting the 'bitness' of the compiler from within the program is simple: Dim As UByte bitness = SizeOf(Any Ptr) * 8 Print...

fatman2021 wrote:Using doubles allows me to access over 10GB of RAM at one where as using an unsigned long only lets me access 4GB of RAM at a time. At least on my computer.

Simply use U/LongInt or U/Integer<64> instead of U/Long ...

I just compiled qsort.bas and I did not get any warnings or errors. It looks fine to me and runs correctly. Have you tested with both compilers 32/64 bits? It is important nowadays that the code is 'portable' (aka: runs w/o change with both compilers). Since the user can use any one or even both 'b...

badidea wrote:So, not all memory is released it seems with = "".

That is correct. Only the memory that holds 'string data' allocated from heap is released.
The memory used by the 'string header' (12 bytes FBC 32, 24 bytes FBC 64) is kept.
(only destroyed at program end or when going 'out of scope')

Hi coderJeff,

great show, should start some fireworks to celebrate (unfortunately only allowed at specified days).
I've also seen your recent changes in: ../inc/fbc-int/*.bi (I'll try them a.s.a.p.).
Especially memory.bi looks very promissing (even if EXPERIMENTAL).

(I think there are other procedures of the form 'fb_xxx' which are directly accessible but not documented because not really necessary for the user). Sorry but I beg to differ, on the statement: "... because not really necessary for the user". I prefer my own judgement when it com...