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wow awsome. I bet anyone using really large (data handling wise) programs with thousands of operations will love this, as those are usually the ones that do run out of stack space heh. Altough it also prevent stack overflow crashes/exploits. And with a check on allocmem or a limit on max newstack si...

Ah, but I don't intend to make a PB "lib". My dll shall remain a dll.

I'll just use the DLL importer I guess, until Fred ads the generation of the (binary/encoded?) definition file so I can just copy the .lib and definition file
straight into the library folders

I'm making a library.
Upon compiling the dll PB now generate a .lib and .exp file.
Where am I supposed to put the .lib file so that the editors and the compiler
can find it?

I tried everywhere, but it doesn't work.

There is a ton out there. VB (think that is called ASP for server side scripting) Then there is Java, PHP, PERL, python, um Ruby. there's a ton. Personaly I prefer PHP. and in one of my current projects, I found it very easy to code the same encryption procedure in both PB and PHP. PB and PHP has se...

http://www.programmersheaven.com/zone10/cat344/

That link looks cool. (found it in the keyword search I my last post)

Well searching google for "Fractal Plasma example" gave lots of links.
But I guess you wan't say a C source code implementation example?

Just play around with keyword combos in google and you'll find the best way to get your results. (Google can be very dumb at times

Is that a 1 ? (one). Try OpenFile(1, Filez$) instead. (you aparently ment 1, but adding the # infront makes the compiler think you indicated a constants. # does not indicate a numeric value as in some languages. Hence the error you get. or OpenFile(#File1, Filez$) If you have enumerated #File1 previ...

Hmm! Try places like scene.org etc.
You'll most likely find links to various resources somewhere.
And what you find will most likely be ASM code. (which kinda is what is most efficient I guess

A forum Mod may want to split this thread. (maybe at my post further up) and put it in Tips'n'Tricks
So that all this cool stack code don't get whiped out when Fred cleans up the Bugs section next time

Use this code and then simply provide a copy of, or give your testers the url to a DebugView tool. A free debug viewer can be found at http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/bb896647.aspx ;This is an example of using the Windows system debugger ;A free debug viewer can be found at ;http://t...

I don't think the stack size can be changed once the program is running (just at compile time). Really? When I programmed on the Amiga (used AmigaE still think it was the best language ever :) I remember there was some stack increase code available. Can't recall how it worked, but you did a stack e...

So Fred needs to add a stackcheck and automatic stack increase to fix this I assume?

Modifying files this way is not modified, esp if it is files that do not belong to your own program etc. What happens if those files are updated or changed? You might cause CRC errors, users may have to reinstall your own porgram, or worse windows says a file has been changed and try to restore it. ...

Installshield huh? doesn't that cost some cash for licensing?

Myself I prefer NSIS (by Nullsoft), it's free and darn good. (and the overhead is tiny)
And it also support lzma *grin*