On Wed, 19 Feb 2003 17:29:18 EST, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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The other quirk is that Turbo will report an error if you pass a
different type of variable to the parameter type listed in the reference,
for example:
I don't believe that is a bug per se. You have to take into account that
In a message dated 19/02/2003 23:19:29 GMT Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I don't believe that is a bug per se. You have to take into account that
the implicit datatypes that are used are there to create faster code. So if
you IMPLICITLY define a datatype to use and you feed it
On Wed, 19 Feb 2003 18:23:50 EST, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In a message dated 19/02/2003 23:19:29 GMT Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
I don't believe that is a bug per se. You have to take into account that
the implicit datatypes that are used are there to create faster code. So
if
In a message dated 19/02/2003 23:46:08 GMT Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
It's a point of view I guess... When you write with intent to compile some
things need to be taken into account...
You would never assume the same though for VisualBasic though would you?
(Okay bad example ;-)
In a message dated 02/11/02 15:13:04 GMT Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
George Gwilt is the expert on how to get at the source of compiled programs.
However it may not be possible unless the program has been compiled with
flags in the same way as C programs can be compiled with a
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
However, many of the early commercial programs have been compiled with either
Turbo or QLiberator. Is there any way of writing a program which will
generate the source code for compiled programs??
As far as I know Qliberated programs are mostly just tokenized
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I used to play
At 05:37 ìì 31/10/2002, Arnold Clarke wrote:
That may also be the problem when you're transferring the file to your PC
I tend to forget about that limitation and always end up with files that do
not work...
The best sequence is:
1. Zip the files in the QL
2. Copy them to a DOS or QL disk
??? 30/10/2002 6:35:44 ??, ?/? Fabrizio Diversi [EMAIL PROTECTED] ??:
Crib work using my copy of QPC 3.03, I taken it from
the list loaded with
a=respr(32976)
and saved back with :
sexec ram1_crib_exe,a,32976,1
And it run quite well
Ciao
So it was what I believed. lost headers
Arnold Clarke
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Arnold I am afraid that you need to zip them first
??? 30/10/2002 6:54:59 ??, ?/? Fabrizio Diversi [EMAIL PROTECTED] ??:
I forgot a statement :
Crib work using my copy of QPC 3.03, I taken it from
the list loaded with
- a=respr(32976)
- lbytes ram1_crib,a
and saved back with :
- sexec
Hi Rich,
if the 'executable' is something like Visual Basic, or any of the .NET
stuff, or JAVA, then I believe that it can be done quite simply - because
these langauages are interptreted (regardless of what MicxroSoft say on the
matter).
If the executable is a proper executable which was
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