badidea wrote:That is not sugar, that is Swiss cheese.

Nope, never seen white 'original' swiss cheese (only in the USA possible). ;-)

Btw.: 'swiss cheese' is a term only in USA used, because cheese in Switzerland
usually has a name (most often related to: where its been made, location)

Read comments in code ... Recoded from scratch (faster than correcting): ' dissolve a piece of sugar #Define i_rng(l, h) ( Int(Rnd() * (((h) + 1) - (l)) + (l)) ) ' color constants Const As ULong black = &hFF000000, white = &hFFFFFFFF Screen 18, 32 Color(white, black) : Cls ' instead of paint...

What is the simple and easiest explanation about ByRef & ByVal in FreeBASIC. ByVal : the procedure (Sub/Function) gets a copy of the original variable. (original remains "as-is", unchanged even if modified inside procedure!) ByRef : the procedure (Sub/Function) references the original...

Since the above mentioned changes, have been committed to "master", we can
safely expect, that this won't change quickly, again. (Targets mentioned: DOS/WIN)
I suppose it is only relevant to the "standalone" builds ...

+- github #141: introduced '-strip'/'-nostrip' options to control symbol stripping of output files (William Breathitt Gray) +- github #141: fbc will default to stripping symbols if '-d ENABLE_STRIPALL' is passed in FBCFLAGS (William Breathitt Gray) +- github #141: makefile option 'ENABLE_STRIPALL=1...

Seems to me, that what you are looking for, is probably best described as "BitField".

The manipulators (in code) whould therefore be: BitSet()/BitReSet() ...

E.g. in a UShort you can store 16 different (Boolean) instances. ULong = 32 e.t.c..
(remark: a 1 means TRUE, a 0 means FALSE)

I would like to spare significant amount of memory and rapidly increase the speed of computations. You won't achieve any one of the two because: 1) String uses more memory, than binary numbers (int/float). 2) String calculations must be coded by yourself entirely. This then means: hardly likely to ...

... but how do I determine whether Allocate or Callocate is appropriate ? Well, depends on use as well as personal preference. For allocating memory to e.g. ZString Ptr, I personally prefer CAllocate, because all allocated memory is zero'ed, which means I don't have to care at the string's end addi...

bye, bye alfred ...

Have you ever taken the pain, to read up on all topics, we've linked for you?

I very much daubt it, because your crappy answers come by far, too fast ...

You obviously have no clue about "hardness", which by the way, doesn't play any part in this sort of equation ... (what is more releveant is the " density " of the material). It whould probably be better for you, to go back to write: music/lyrics because, physics is certainly not...

Then you mul that by the 4.68 hardness of the wineglass ... Who told you that this is connected, by a simple multiplication? (This is usually the point, where you loose it all, by such sensless assumptions/guesses!) If you want to shutter the glass, it depends very well on Frequency ... (every mate...

No, you won't this way, because you are again, mixing up things, that have basically
nothing in common (pressure of Air, then Glass filled partly with Water, which Btw.
reacts to a certain Frequency at a specified minimal Sound-Pressure).

The only relevant and also measurable value of sound is Sound-/Accoustic- Pressure . Since it is "pressure" the unit of measurement, is Pascal/ * Hecto-Pascal/Kilo-Pascal. A Hecto-Pascal is equivalent to 1 Milli-Bar (1000 hPa = 1 Bar). * Hecto-Pascal, aka: hPa is mainly used, to describe A...

What about InvSquare (as in: "inverted square")?

@albert,

you might as well stop, to pollute this forum/thread, with your hallucinations.

Whatever you are smoking/throwing/sniffing must be very bad stuff ... I'd stop that, too.
(Whould be better for your health also.)