Nazi Flying Saucers?
Sure, they left 1945 with flying saucers, but will come back 2018!
Haven't you seen the "documentary" :shock:
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Nazi Flying Saucers?
Sure, they left 1945 with flying saucers, but will come back 2018!
Haven't you seen the "documentary" :shock:
Charles,
attached is a zip file with the 3 modified files.
I've modified them to the instructions above.
bye
efgee
With the following in mind:
The following quote:
does not make any sense at all ;--)
Hello Charles,
There is something strange happening that prevents me to do more things with Oxygen:
If another class is added the program stops working; a messagebox appears with the name...
Charles,
you are THE MAN :eusaclap:
I'm really thankful that you can devote a lot of time to this project of yours.
Your dedication is outstanding!
Finally a native compiler were coding is...
Charles,
you are right, forgot hwnd and wc.
Also you put methods first, before protected class members (vars) is this a must?
What's the BackSlash real functionality?
Yes, supporting a...
Hi,
the following code shows how an oop framework could be implemented.
In any case there is a oxygen bug that reveals himself - as 2 lines in the "FrameworkTest.o2inc" need to be commented out...
Charles,
are you saying that you consider to address different cpu architecture with Oxygen?
Do ARM chips now have a divide function?
And what about floating points?
bye
efgee
Hello Charles,
congratulations to your endeavor...
As I used Oxygen as a standalone compiler from the start :oops: (sorry Eros...) my question is:
Where do you want us to drop questions,...
Charles,
works fine now.
Thank you for your fast response
efgee
Hello Charles,
I'm still plugging along and trying different things with oxygen.
Here I changed the chatter.dll to utilize the MessageBox Win32 function (instead of the build in print function)
...
Anytime Charles, anytime... :D
BTW Thank you for creating such a capable compiler and sharing it with us.
Happy coding
efgee
Hello Charles,
your example works fine.
It seems that the trick lies in having a asciiz variable locally (in a method) and storing it as string in a class variable (member) makes it accessible by...
Hi,
Normally a lexer is very rigid - unambiguous - especially C compilers.
They even give a warning because the last line in the code is not empty. :shock:
Because of that I didn't even try to...
Thank you but syntax wise it's not treated as properties...
Method -> br.SetMaterial("concrete")
Still a method -> br.SetMaterial "concrete"
Property -> br.SetMaterial = "concrete"
What...
Sorry to bother again... :)
How can a asciiz be used inside a class method?
Tried to return a string or a ascciiz but nothing seems to work.
Outside of a class - no problem...
Thanks...
Charles,
are there any plans to add properties (to classes) like in FreeBasic or FreePascal?
Thanks
efgee
Works, thank you.
efgee
So after looking more in depth I found a clear explanation what's happening here:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms644936%28VS.85%29.aspx
According to this Microsoft document things...
Well, I'm looking at the cpu resources with ProcessExplorer, and it tells me it's the hellowin1 application, not another thread.
I run it on WinXP-SP3, maybe there is a difference.
So you...
Hi,
I've copied hellowin1.tbasic to hellowin1.bas and deleted all tbasic stuff in order to get a pure oxygen source file.
It compiles fine with co2 but the compiled application has a cpu load of...
Charles,
I thought that the oxygen documentation is outdated as the name asmosphere popped up...
Also that manual (from gleaning over it) talkes about how to access it from thinBasic.
I'm on the...
Michael,
here are 2 different ways to do that (there are surely more...):
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Command_pattern
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Memento_pattern
Here are 2 implementations...
Yes the semicolon is a statement delimiter; if oxygen treats it as a start-of-comment symbol then c code that has more than one statement per line would not be parsed correctly and all statements...
As I'm new here at this forum, I also thought that the initial poster was part of the thinBasic development team because he used the word "us".
But obviously he is not...
efgee