SpiderBasic

In PureBasic it works fine; is this a difference between the 2 compilers? But what about modules? main.sb XIncludeFile "./inc.sbi" DeclareModule test Declare myfun() EndDeclareModule Module test UseModule test Procedure myfun() test2::myFormat() <--- this should be seen...but I get compile...

inc.sbi CompilerIf Not Defined( PB_Compiler_Unicode, #PB_Constant ) #PB_Compiler_Unicode = #True #PB_Compiler_Thread = #True #SB_Compiler_SpiderBasic = 230 debug "Using Spiderbasic " + #SB_Compiler_SpiderBasic CompilerEndIf CompilerIf Defined(SB_Compiler_SpiderBasic, #PB_Constant) Procedur...

This code works fine in PureBasic But ;- SB BUG ;- the following lines are ignored ForEach mapIndexMap()\llIndex() iIndex + 1 *p = mapIndexMap()\llIndex() Debug "[" + RSet( Str(iIndex), 3 ) + "] sText=" + LSet( *p\sText, 21 ) + " [" + Str( *p\iNum ) + "] --> "...

Thanks. Didn't think of that

Maybe this might be a stupid question, but how do you compare 2 string in a case insensitive way using Spiderbasic?

I will come back to you on that as am re-writing the core

; -- Memory File System -- ; ; Tested in Ascii, UTF8 and Unicode ; PBx64 v5.71 and Spiderbasic 2.30 ; ; Based on srod's (nxSoftware) memoryfile.pbi ; ; Please note that most of the credit goes to srod ; ; Kingwolf71 Apr/2020 ; V1.00 ; ; ; Free for use and distribution under Standard GPL ; -- Memory ...

When this is complete I will post it on both PB and SB forums so everyone can use it. It is a memory filesystem which works on PureBasic and SpiderBasic. In PB, everything works well. This is a downsized version of what I am trying to do; Code never makes it to the end; and I believe one of the issu...

EnableJS function memcpy(dest, src, n) { dest.set(src.slice(0, n)) } DisableJS Procedure test1() *p1 = 0 *p2 = 0 !p_p1 = new Uint8Array(100) !p_p2 = new Uint8Array(100) PokeS( *p1, 0, "today is a good day", -1 ) PokeS( *p2, 0, "another test string", -1 ) ;!memcpy( p_2, p_1, 10 )...

Do you have particular needs for a 64 bit version ? The Javascript output is the same for all version, so only the 32-bit version is shipped because it runs on all Windows. Strictly speaking, I don't need it. I am writing a cross platform compiler/Virtual machine targeted at 64bit systems, the prob...