[ql-users] Another MIllenium style bug

Is the QL GCC going to be hit in 2038 or so by the 32bit limit in the std C time function. Are there any plans for a 64bit time function? Well this is positive forward planning. I will only be 94 then, and Dave Walker will be younger (8-)# -- QBBS (QL fido BBS 2:257/67) +44(0)1442-

Re: [ql-users] As things are quiet...

In article , Paul Chapman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes Greetings, on the whole this is a forum for all. Some may get a bit tetchy with novices but we were all novices once so ignore that and ask whatever you want. If you are looking for some o

Re: [ql-users] QLIB externals and SMSQ

On Jeudi 05 Juillet 2001 19:45, Timothy Swenson wrote: > Since I've got my Q40 and my GoldCard QL sitting next to each other, I can > quickly run some tests on what works and does not work between the > two. Can you give a short example that I can quickly compile on both > systems? I think my Q

Re: [ql-users] QLIB externals and SMSQ

Since I've got my Q40 and my GoldCard QL sitting next to each other, I can quickly run some tests on what works and does not work between the two. Can you give a short example that I can quickly compile on both systems? I think my Qlib is like yours, 3.32, which I think is the latest (and ha

[ql-users] QLIB externals and SMSQ

Has anyone successfully used QLIB externals with SMSQ/E? I have been trying to but the patches supplied with SMSQ/E reject my version of QLIB_OBJ as unrecognised. My version of QLIB_OBJ is 3.32. Do I need to get the latest version or does this just not work at all? I managed to get the procs/f

RE: Re: [ql-users] As things are quiet...

Alas, the Quanta site appears not to be working. The message seems a bit out of date, or it's taking longer than expected to fix. Ian. > -Original Message- > From: tony > Sent: 05 July 2001 15:49 > To: ql-users > Cc: tony > Subject: Re: [ql-users] As things are quiet... > > > On Th

Re: [ql-users] As things are quiet...

On Thu, 5 Jul 2001 at 10:10:15, you wrote: (ref: ) ... and we ought to mention Quanta (Memb sec : Bill Newell http://www.quanta.uni.cc -- QBBS (QL fido BBS 2:257/67) +44(0)1442-828255 mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www

Re: [ql-users] re: As things are quiet..

At 01:14 ìì 5/7/2001 +0100, you wrote: >Greetings again > >Many thanks to all who have responded already both on and off list. > >>The thing I like about this list is info is so accessible and people are so >>ready to help on ANY level without making you feel like an idiot. > >I'm beginning to war

RE: [ql-users] re: As things are quiet..

Ian, isn't that spooky ! For me, roll on Friday at 16:30 - I'm on earlies this week :o) Norman. Norman Dunbar EMail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Database/Unix administrator Phone: 0113 289 6265 Lynx Financia

RE: [ql-users] re: As things are quiet..

Norman, Coincidence! It's Thursday here in London too... doesn't make any difference though - I still wish it was Friday afternoon, 17:45 to be precise. ;O) Ian. > -Original Message- > From: ndunbar > Sent: 05 July 2001 14:03 > To: ql-users > Cc: ndunbar > Subject: RE: [ql-users] re

RE: [ql-users] re: As things are quiet..

Hi Ian, >> for it to be Friday afternoon, yes. I can look out of the window in >> this office and see people sitting outside the pub in the street below, >> with the Sun shining - it's most demotivating ;) It's only Thursday here in Leeds - what time zone are you in :o) Norman. ---

RE: [ql-users] re: As things are quiet..

Hello, > I'm wondering what TV or monitor to use ... I believe (because the last I saw of it was in my parents' loft and that was years ago) that I have the original Microvitec monitor I bought to use with my QL. I've no idea what the cycles of damp/cold/heat will have done to it up there -

[ql-users] re: As things are quiet..

Greetings again Many thanks to all who have responded already both on and off list. >The thing I like about this list is info is so accessible and people are so >ready to help on ANY level without making you feel like an idiot. I'm beginning to warm to this list!! At 10:10 am +0100 5/7/01, [EM

[ql-users] re: As things are quiet..

Hi All, Great to see another new user popping up - You're very, very welcome Paul. I too was a little daunted by the chat on the list when I first joined, some time ago now, but soon came to realise how helpful all the subscribers are. Many of them have been QL users from day one - back in th

RE: [ql-users] As things are quiet...

Hello Paul, Well, I've only recently returned to the world of QL too (via the Q40), having had a QL years ago but when it broke it got stuck up in the loft instead of fixed. I was going to suggest a subscription to QL Today, but I see Norman got in first! So have you checked out what's in yo

RE: [ql-users] As things are quiet...

Paul, of course this is the list for you ! This is THE LIST to be these days, and don't be put off by the recent technical discussions - we go through phases, sometimes technical, sometimes not. It's sometimes way above my head anyway. A good web site to start from is Dilwyn Jones's at http://w

[ql-users] As things are quiet...

>>>Just think of it as "nobody has any problems to raise"... >>>(i.e. be positive) Greetings All I joined this list recently having finally acquired a QL for myself. I say finally as years ago I was one of those who put their name down in advance for when the Spectrum came out and was a Sincla