AZdecrypt 1.25 released: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1A4qZRZZl-HWbHYnFpDaoVfU1dGI3RzTY/view?usp=drive_link New features/changes: - Improved shuffle. - Fixes here and there. - Improved Bigram substitution solver. - Experimental Neural network n-grams demo. - Generate n-grams from corpus (experim...

@coderJeff,

Good idea, GCC 13 can offer huge performance gains on modern systems.

Thank you for everything!

Hey srvaldez, Yes, Windows. I looked up from which GCC version my CPU (Zen 4) was supported and arrived at 13 (not wanting to ask to much). Thank you for the build. I'm flabbergasted by how much the build improved the speed of my code. It actually doubled in one case. I am training very small binary...

Hi all,

Where can I find a FreeBASIC release using GCC 13?

Tyvm

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RIP Mark

thanks hhr I would be interested to know your PC specs, AMD or Intel and CPU frequency Processor Intel(R) Core(TM) i9-9900K CPU @ 3.60GHz, 3600 Mhz, 8 Core(s), 16 Logical Processor(s) my times double version 88507826712810960 div64 time = 9.59522890000517 88507826712810960 FB div time = 2.662320900...

amd 7840hs: -gen gcc -Wc -march=native,-Ofast,-funroll-loops

div64dbl: 7.69
div64dbl2: 3.49
div64fpu: 1.35
fbdiv: 0.69

Thank you, I guess someone may have to try

Anyone happen to have such a laptop by now and can tell me if FreeBASIC will run on it?

These laptops have great discounts right now.

Rest in peace sir

So, there we have it. A bloke who has knocked out more than his fair share of PRNG implementations believing in randomness ending up being, how can I put it, uncertain whether randomness actually exists? Through the years I have followed your threads about rng's with interest and the topic of rando...

Hello all,

Soon we will have Windows laptops with ARM CPU, for example the "Snapdragon X Elite". Any idea how such a CPU would play with FreeBASIC? Will it run our x86 programs? And will GCC recognize the arch and optimize / generate proper code for it with the march=native flag?

Thank you

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