Those two should probably be pointers to SDL_Surface udts.

dumbledore wrote:probably once v1c decided to release a version that's not "beta" ;P

That never stopped Gentoo before, there's loads of ebuilds for new experimental software.

jofers wrote:That's the best damned explanation of GPL I've ever seen :)

Wow! Really?

Quick run down of the LGPL and GPL: AAAAASSSBSSAAAA Imagine that the A's are written by you, S is somebody else's code you copied in, and B is a modification you made to S. And you plan to distribute this work. If S is GPL-licensed, you have to provide the source code to all of A and B under the GPL...

Must be a problem with Windows or gfxlib's Windows driver. I can't reproduce it on Linux.

We could be using different versions of FreeBASIC (0.13 here)

etko : The extra operation is the "a% = 1" Antoni got it right. Is zero greater than zero? No. So it skips the "a% = 1" Is zero greater than or equal to zero? Yes. So the "a% = 1" get executed, slowing down that test. Try this, people: ' Make sure (i% > j%) and (i >= j...

That worked. I'll check it out the next time I'm running Windows (booted into Linux at the moment)

It doesn't seem to be downloading. mira.home.line1.ru resolves to 83.171.64.6, but I can't connect ( it times out) :(

Could you upload it somewhere else, like quickhost.tk?

EDIT: Ooops, looks like jofers beat me to the punch. 1) option explicit forces you to DIM your variables. DIM myVariable = 123 PRINT myVariableOoopsTypo The above code compiles fine without option explicit - but you might not realize there's a typo until you see that it prints zero instead of 123. W...

Ditto. Will fbglPut be able respect fbglSetAlpha and/or alpha pixel component? Even without that it already looks good!

AS can do both AT&T and Intel. FreeBASIC uses AS's dialect of Intel syntax assembler.

So don't worry, you can forget all the crazy AT&T syntax stuff.

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