Coolman wrote:for freebasic 64 bit, you must use -gen gas64

Thanks. Also compiles & runs the code fine BTW.

Yes, with both "gen gcc" and "gen gas" compile and run ok.

Which version of FLTK are you using? fltk1.3 (1.3.4-6) Also, which version of the compiler are you using? fbc32 --version FreeBASIC Compiler - Version 1.09.0 (2022-01-01), built for linux-x86 (32bit) Copyright (C) 2004-2021 The FreeBASIC development team. fbc64 --version FreeBASIC Compiler - Versio...

Same (as Coolman) here, when trying to compile for 64-bit. Ubuntu Mate 18.04: 00_test.o:(.data.rel+0xe8): undefined reference to `Fl_Group::as_group()' 00_test.o:(.data.rel+0x168): undefined reference to `Fl_Group::as_group()' Compilation failed. When trying 32-bit, I run into linker problems (ld: c...

... My question was, if this is possible: ... or should i do this: ... Both are possible. Your question is not so much about fbsound, but more about how to access memory or variables from subroutines. What may complicate understanding is that fbsound uses ID's (integers) to access the memory (sound...

Like this? https://github.com/freebasic/fbc/blob/m ... l_test.bas

Jane Wakefield is a Technology reporter and not a “senior research fellow in AI at Oxford University.” That is part of the problem. The BBC earns money by writing interesting stories, but they cannot write complete nonsense. So they need scientists for content. And the scientist needs the reporter ...

Equally, mind-boggling . I have not read the whole article, but if I see an article that predicts some big technical step within ~10 years, I am always very skeptical. 2nd line: "But imagine if you could create your very own twin, an exact copy of yourself, but one that lived a purely digital ...

Nice. So no specific theme?
I have not written a single line of code in the last 2 months. Busy with other stuff currently, but it is not October yet.
First, I'll search for the weirdest desktop OS in existence

QB64 (which was named QB32 initially), had some trouble lately, see:
OT - Destruction of QB64 forum and wiki

Freebasic has a 32-bit and 64-bit version.

QBasic and QuickBASIC were both 16-bit I think, but I could be wrong. Too long ago indeed.

Nice, but also on 32-bit fbc, with -exx, I get a runtime error on some runs: Which is:

Same here. Ubuntu 18.04, fbc 1.09.0 32/64 bit.
It is a terminal thing, Ctrl+4 sends ^\ see: https://unix.stackexchange.com/question ... do-in-bash

"1" instead of "!" in "!.10.0" ?

I thought that 'window9' is a GUI library for windows & linux. But this code is for windows only?

Here is an overview of various Inter-process communication methods on Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inter-pro ... munication
Of course, some are easier to implement (in freebasic) than others.