SVN is a dinosaur nowadays. Distributed version control eats both of their lunches.

Freakin' amazing!

Awesome.

Moved this to tips and tricks. =)

You're sick, yetifoot! Sick!

Interesting. I guess that will be quite a bit faster.

I think you're right about __clrcall, aren't MS phasing out .NET in favor of HTML 5 for Windows 8 anyway? heh.

Moved to the Windows forum. Also, the original code can be found here: http://archive.cnblogs.com/a/1728812/

The translation looked okay to me, but I don't have FreeBASIC running on Windows atm so I can't debug.

EDIT: nvm, I misread. It shouldn't complain to pass any ptr type to any ptr.

I know it's controversial but I actually think we should continue investing in nuclear. We need to keep them maintained and not build them on fault lines where there are earthquakes but for now it's our best bet besides stinky, dirty, deadly coal and oil. Did you know there is more radiation around ...

Basically, extern says 'this variable exists *somewhere*', and common says 'This variable exists *here*'.

I personally love Qt and think it's a great library. I have been worried as others about the MS partnership and I haven't kept up on what this means for the library in practical terms.

There is a learning curve with signals, slots, Q_OBJECT and the moc, but once you get it it's beautiful.

Ah yes, extremely easy! $ mkdir my-project $ cd my-project/ $ echo 'print "Hello, world!"' > main.bas $ git init empty Git repository in my-project/.git/ $ git add . $ git commit -m 'Initial commit' [master (root-commit) 02fbd58] Initial commit 1 files changed, 1 insertions(+), 0 deletions(-) create...

SARG wrote:But for a personnal use (locally on a PC), is it easy to implement ?

Well, if you aren't interested in making modifications, the two commands I posted, 'clone' and 'pull' will be all you need. =)

Well, the screenshot looks pretty. =)

Hey Garvan, Instead of 'checkout', as we did for SVN, we use the term 'clone' for git. The command to clone the repository is like this: $ git clone git://fbc.git.sourceforge.net/gitroot/fbc/fbc Initialized empty Git repository in /wherever/you/are/fbc/.git/ remote: Counting objects: 69804, done. re...