With the binaries included in the package, the library works, excepted fbs_Set_PlugPath() . With the library compiled by myself, nothing works, even with the binaries in the current directory. I must have done something wrong. debug: _InitPlugout: can't load 'libfbsound-alsa-32.so' ! debug: fbs_Init...

D.J.Peters wrote:

Roland Chastain wrote:There is a typo in build scripts: pendantic instead of pedantic.

good find you must be a pedantic person :lol:

Yes. :)

D.J.Peters wrote:I wonder why fbc accept it wrong written ?

Answer here:
viewtopic.php?p=276419#p276419

fxm wrote:Example of 'ThreadInitThenStart' UDT structure:

Great! I will certainly reuse it (and also your previous example).

@SARG
Thank you for explanations.

There is a typo in build scripts: pendantic instead of pedantic.

@D.J.Peters Thank you for your work on the library and on the documentation. I can't wait to make a new test. :) How do you setup fbc 32 and 64 bit on the 64-bit PC ? I downloaded a Linux 32 package from /stw/builds , and installed one after one the missing libraries (the dev version). The missing l...

Tested successfully Linux 32 and 64 (both on a 64 machine). Not really important, but fbs_Set_PlugPath() still doesn't work for me. I don't really need it. If it can't be fixed, maybe you could simply remove it? Just a suggestion. I hope you won't take it bad. debug: fbsound-1.2 RuntimeUnload Destru...

On Windows there is a parameter to not let the new thread running immediately but that requires to execute an extra statement for starting it. So there is no way do that in a multiplatform program? In Free Pascal, you can create a thread with a boolean parameter CreateSuspended, and after that you ...

Hello! I converted Minimax to a XBoard/WinBoard engine.

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Hello fxm!

I don't really understand what is the purpose of the local ptid variable. If I replace with the print isn't executed.

SARG wrote:A hint in such case : compile with -RR (or R) so you can see the faulty asm line using the line number given by the assembler.

OK, I will try that next time.

SARG wrote:Hi Roland,

Change OFFSET by OFSET (or other name). That's all.

Hello. Yes, it solves the problem. Thank you.

I have no problem compiling. What version of the compiler are you using? Thank you for your answer. Here is the version of my 32-bit compiler : FreeBASIC Compiler - Version 1.07.1 (2019-09-27), built for linux-x86 (32bit) Copyright (C) 2004-2019 The FreeBASIC development team. As I said, I can comp...

Hello! I am trying to compile a project to 32-bit. I get many compilation errors, like "invalid use of register, bad expression"... There is no assembler in my source code, so I suspect a conflict in identifiers, but I don't know which identifiers are problematic. When I compile to 64-bit ...

Thank you fxm for your investigations. Yes, it would be good to understand exactly the problem. Unfortunately I can't help you help much, because all that is still not very clear for me. I intend to retouch soon a project which has more or less the same configuration. I hope it will be the occasion ...

Why not 'listener.callback' ? Yes. Here is the final (?) version, with other minor modifications. sub ThreadProcedure(byval aParam as any ptr) DebugLn("->") dim s as string with *cast(TListener ptr, aParam) do if .doRead then s = ReadEngineOutput if s <> "" then mutexlock(.sync)...