Hi Dinosaur,

Don't know if this can help. Just gives the same error, maybe a clue.

Discussion of FreeBASIC 1.07.x releases, issues, comments, remarks, etc. Full release announcement is posted at Version 1.07.0 released . Original opening post follows. Sorry SARG, this is a good topic to commandeer for the discussion :) -- Jeff ---- Hi coderJeff, Thanks for this new version. The l...

Hi SARG. Well after a coffee and a scone it still wasn't compiled. I had to go to my other fbide (for 64 bits) with shell "taskkill /F /IM "+ "fbc.exe /T" And put this file into the fb directory. It killed it stone dead, but I won't be re-trying your snippet anytime soon. Hi dod...

Very funny I tried the code below (fbc 1.06 32bit). Compilation was very long but all works fine. There are more than 2millions lines in the asm file..... Exe size # 8Mo The jump table is very big. I guess limits are not well tested in some cases. dim as integer IT=3000000 const cst1 =1000000 const ...

If "length of s is:" should show the number of words you need to add one to the ubound as it's zero based..

@D.J.Peters ...I would post later for Linux later. :-( Sorry to be so late. I forgot my reply .... Windows ABI ----------- params : rcx,rdx,r8,r9 + xmm0 to xmm3 Space for these registers also reserved on the stack to store them at the beginning of proc. Important note : if the first arg is an integ...

@SARG thanks a million for your fine detective work :-) One thanks was enough :-) a take it that if the return type were one of FB's built-in types it would work. Sure I tested this and it works fine. declare function sin2 cdecl alias "sin" (byval c as double) as double dim as double sdou...

your declarations are very similar to my next to last post, tested ok both 32 and 64 bit Sorry I missed your post and caseih's one. sadly, the same approach won't work for functions like sinl, it works ok in 64-bit but not in 32-bit, apparently, there are some differences between linux cdecl and wi...

Hi srvaldez, No need naked subs : just use declare with alias, simplier.... 32bit tested but maybe declares should be added for 64 bit. #include "crt/longdouble.bi" declare sub sprint_ cdecl Alias "__mingw_sprintf" (byval s As zstring ptr,byval frmt as zstring ptr,byval c as clon...

Hi Charles, Please the probably stupid questions but ... FIRST thank all of you for the the Free Basic language and the Free Basic Debugger !!! There is no stupid question ... You are welcome. Now, my problem - I wrote a small program with many loops that runs (up to some point I don't see and then ...

Hi all, New version : http://users.freebasic-portal.de/sarg/fbcgas64.zip Bugs fixed: - adding of 2 array elements (frisian) - crash when using naked procedures (cadd csub). In this case parameter names are not filled so issue to use them... (srvaldez) - and some other ones Changed: - optimizations f...

Hi srvaldez,

If the returned value is a simple datatype :
- integer number --> rax
- float( single/double) --> xmm0

As far I understand in case of structure (udt) rax is not used. Maybe byref/byval involves a different behaviour.

Do you get a problem when not filling rax in your example ?

Hi srvaldez, Checked, all is ok. However for this example it's better to use a sub with the result variable as parameter. It's nearly the same but this avoids the creation of a temporary variable and the copy. print __FB_BACKEND__ type bar as double d as long l as longint ld as zstring*19 sz end typ...

Ok understood.

Have you seen my edit ?

It should be safe. However I will check tomorrow (near 2h00 now in France...).
But there are only 4 fields in the type so writing in [rcx+32] seems not good.

By the way CDECL is not usefull.

edit

function foo naked () as bar
...

y=foo

are enough no need a parameter.